diff --git a/theme/boxxie/lang/en/theme_boxxie.php b/theme/boxxie/lang/en/theme_boxxie.php index f57fa4e1d16..adab1f6845b 100644 --- a/theme/boxxie/lang/en/theme_boxxie.php +++ b/theme/boxxie/lang/en/theme_boxxie.php @@ -26,4 +26,4 @@ $string['pluginname'] = 'Boxxie'; $string['region-side-post'] = 'Right'; $string['region-side-pre'] = 'Left'; -$string['choosereadme'] = '

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Boxxie is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
h3>LicenseThis, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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Boxxie is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
This, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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FormFactor is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
h3>LicenseThis, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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FormFactor is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
This, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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Leatherbound is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
h3>LicenseThis, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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Leatherbound is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
This, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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Nonzero is a nontraditional, three-column, fluid-width theme for Moodle. It\'s nontraditional in the sense that it uses a fresh three-column layout that displays the content to the left of both block columns.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it, then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
h3>LicenseThis, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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Nonzero is a nontraditional, three-column, fluid-width theme for Moodle. It\'s nontraditional in the sense that it uses a fresh three-column layout that displays the content to the left of both block columns.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it, then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
This, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

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Serenity is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
h3>LicenseThis, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.

http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=46
http://docs.moodle.org/en/Theme_credits
http://docs.moodle.org/en/Themes
Serenity is a fluid-width, three-column theme for Moodle 2.0 that was created by Patrick Malley.
This theme is built upon both Base and Canvas, two parent themes included in the Moodle core. If you want to modify this theme, we recommend that you first duplicate it then rename it before making your changes. This will prevent your customized theme from being overwritten by future Moodle upgrades, and you\'ll still have the original files if you make a mess. More information on modifying themes can be found in the MoodleDocs.
This, and all other themes included in the Moodle core, are licensed under the GNU General Public License.