changed navmenuwidth to the standard value
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@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ $THEME->langsheets = false;
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/// different styles.
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$THEME->navmenuwidth = 5;
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$THEME->navmenuwidth = 50;
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/// You can use this to control the cutoff point for strings
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/// in the navmenus (list of activities in popup menu etc)
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@@ -136,4 +136,19 @@ $THEME->custompix = true;
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/// for all the activity modules.
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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///$THEME->rarrow = '►' //OR '→';
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///$THEME->larrow = '◄' //OR '←';
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///$CFG->block_search_button = $THEME->rarrow .'<span class="accesshide">'.get_string('search').'</span>';
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///
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/// Accessibility: Right and left arrow-like characters are
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/// used in the breadcrumb trail, course navigation menu
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/// (previous/next activity), calendar, and search forum block.
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///
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/// If the theme does not set characters, appropriate defaults
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/// are set by (lib/weblib.php:check_theme_arrows). The suggestions
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/// above are 'silent' in a screen-reader like JAWS. Please DO NOT
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/// use < > » - these are confusing for blind users.
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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?>
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