adapt-bgImages is a theme based on the core vanilla theme.
It adds fixed positioned full screen background images to the menu and pages.
- Different background-image for each page.
- Each background image does have 4 versions (landscape, portrait, small-landscape, small-portrait) loaded based on the device size and orientation.
- Easy customization. You can add your own images to the Theme.
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With the Adapt CLI installed, run the following from the command line:
adapt install adapt-bgImages -
In the Adapt authoring tool, it may be installed using the Plug-in Manager.
The Adapt framework does not allow the installation of more than one theme at a time. In order to replace bgImages it must be uninstalled. With the root of your framework installation as your current working directory, run the following command:
adapt uninstall adapt-bgImages
The structure of the theme is based on the Vanilla theme. For more information about the structure, please refere to the core themes documentation.
| Folder/File | Description |
|---|---|
| assets | This is the location of the background images. Please overwrite the existing images with your custom images. You are also welcome to add more images. |
| less/bg-images.less | In this file you can customize the bgImages theme specific variables. See below for more information. |
Once the theme is installed you can use it with your course.
By default, this theme includes 4 different background images. The images are stored in the /assets/ directory. To apply image "/assets/img-a-m-l.png" to a page, add the class bg-image-1 to the classes-attribute of the contentObject. bg-image-1 actually instructs the browser to load 1 of 4 different images depending on the device size and orientation. Please refer to the table below for how the imagenames are mapped to the class and device attributes.
| image name | device width | device orientation | css class |
|---|---|---|---|
| img-1-m-l.png | > 760px | landscape | bg-image-1 |
| img-1-m-p.png | > 760px | porttrait | bg-image-1 |
| img-1-s-l.png | < 760px | landscape | bg-image-1 |
| img-1-s-p.png | < 760px | porttrait | bg-image-1 |
| img-2-m-l.png | > 760px | landscape | bg-image-2 |
| img-2-m-p.png | > 760px | porttrait | bg-image-2 |
| img-2-s-l.png | < 760px | landscape | bg-image-2 |
| img-2-s-p.png | < 760px | porttrait | bg-image-2 |
| img-3-m-l.png | > 760px | landscape | bg-image-3 |
| img-3-m-p.png | > 760px | porttrait | bg-image-3 |
| img-3-s-l.png | < 760px | landscape | bg-image-3 |
| img-3-s-p.png | < 760px | porttrait | bg-image-3 |
| img-4-m-l.png | > 760px | landscape | bg-image-4 |
| img-4-m-p.png | > 760px | porttrait | bg-image-4 |
| img-4-s-l.png | < 760px | landscape | bg-image-4 |
| img-4-s-p.png | < 760px | porttrait | bg-image-4 |
| menu-m-l.png | > 760px | landscape | no class required, will be applied to menu page |
| menu-m-p.png | > 760px | porttrait | no class required, will be applied to menu page |
| menu-s-l.png | < 760px | landscape | no class required, will be applied to menu page |
| menu-s-p.png | < 760px | porttrait | no class required, will be applied to menu page |
Simply replace the existing images in the /assets/ folder with your custom images.
The image names are defined in /less/bg-images.less. in this file you can update the name or add more images to the list by mutating the variables @bg-images-landscape, @bg-images-portrait, @bg-images-small-landscape, @bg-images-small-portrait.
To add your custom image, add it to the /assets/ folder and append the name to the variables. Please note that all 4 variables must have the same number of comma separated image-paths. If you add a new image to this variable, the css class for this image will be bg-image-5 as it is the 5th item in the list.
Since the content of the page scrolls over the background images, it might be usefull to add a transparent gap between two blocks. With this approach you can structure the content and create a interesting effects.
Add the class window-10 to a blocks _classes-attribute to add a 10% gap at the top of the block. By default, the theme supports the following values defined in one variable:
@window-spacing: 10, 15, 20, 25, 33, 50, 75, 100;
If you would like to use a spacing that is not in the default list, you can add the value to the list. Just make sure that all values a separated with a comma and the declaration ends with a ;.
Article headers will have a transparent background. So the text is displayed directly over the background-image. A text shadow is applied to this text for legibility. You can customize the shadow-color in /less/colors.less with the @article-title-text-shadow and @article-body-text-shadow variables.
To hide the page-header, add the hide-header class to a contentObjects _classes-attribute.
No known limitations.
Version number: 1.0.0 
Framework versions: 2.0
Author / maintainer: LearnChamp
Accessibility support: WAI AA
RTL support: yes
Cross-platform coverage: Chrome, Chrome for Android, Firefox (ESR + latest version), Edge 12, IE 11, IE10, IE9, IE8, IE Mobile 11, Safari for iPhone (iOS 8+9), Safari for iPad (iOS 8+9), Safari 8, Opera
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