Customizing
The "Customizing" menu contains settings relating to the menu items listed here.
Representation, layout
Section Layout
The system layout, a company logo and properties relating to the footer can be stored here.
Company or Institution Logo Section
You can upload your own logo (PNG file), which will then appear in the top-left corner of the header. Please note that this logo will be used within the theme (overall layout). The OpenOlat logo is displayed by default.
Footer Properties Section
The company logo and the properties of the link in the bottom-right corner of the footer can also be customized.
Imprint
Administrators determine,
- where the link to the legal notice appears (e.g., in the footer)
- whether a legal notice appears and what it says
- whether a text regarding the terms of use appears in the legal notice and what that text says
- whether a privacy policy appears within the legal notice and what the text says
- whether a contact form for general inquiries should be displayed and, if so, to whom the inquiry will be sent
All text can be entered in different languages.
Help
Here you can specify which help pages are displayed via the help icon in the main menu. You can also include a link to the support contact form.
Language adaptation tool
Individual text elements can be adjusted here if required.
System registration
Portal
User properties
Administrators can use this feature to select the attributes displayed in user management and assign them to a display group. In addition, the translations can be edited.
Sites
Tab Order
Sites/Sections correspond to the menu items in the main menu at the top of the page.
Administrators can specify which OpenOlat areas are displayed there and made available system-wide. The display in the main menu and access to these areas can be restricted to specific permission and role groups.
Use the arrows on the right side to set the display order.
Other tabs
In the other tabs, you can add custom information pages that can be accessed via the main menu in the header. These can be external URLs as well as OpenOlat learning resources (e.g., courses that may consist of only one or a few pages).