I have just finished what will be our fourth professional theme. Meet “Convertible” - named for its convertibility!
I have posted some screenshots here so that you can take a closer look at all the color/background/header options. IMHO, this is our best theme yet.
I have some documentation to complete, some code to cleanup, and perhaps a tutorial to make, and then it’s go.
Estimated Release Date: Monday, August 6, 2007
Edit: The pages are all in place and the demo for convertible are now working. The only thing I have left to do is make the Convertible page look good; fill it with features. Nevertheless, the download link is functional and the files are in place. Enjoy. [11:57am EST Saturday, August 4, 2007]
Edit: While taking some screenshots, I found a bug in convertible’s resource pages - this is easily fixable, but may take a while to remedy. I’ll let you know here when i have this fixed. [12:37pm EST Saturday, August 4, 2007]
Edit: Ok - the resource view problem looked much worse than it was. Fixed. I simply left out a couple lines of code from one of the variants. The problem (if you care) is that fixed width themes don’t look very nice in frames or popups). So, I had to switch all resource-view pages to variable width. It flows together really well. [1:08pm EST Saturday, August 4, 2007]
Edit: Done! Everything is up and running. Looks great. Now, I can relax this weekend! - Patrick [1:38pm EST Saturday, August 4, 2007]

Just seconds ago, I put up my second set of premium themes for Moodle. This one I am calling “Elegance,” and have created five different color options to choose from. As always, I have included the source files and separated the color attributes into their own CSS so that you can easily modify it to your needs. This theme would look great on your Moodle installation!
Let me tell you just a little bit about this theme. If you’d rather just get to the good stuff, you can check out Elegence on my Moodle Demo now.
Key Features
- Separately styled left and right columns to divide up the screen real estate, providing improved usability.
- Since logging into the site is such a big deal, I isolated the login block above the header image on the front page. Since the background is tied to the login menu, it disappears when users are logged in.
- I’ve added some PHP to the header that will call up your site site description inside the header gradient. This is nice for those of you who would like to use a tagline in your Moodle themes. Don’t want it? Easily fixed; documentation included.
- The header images are all replaceable with a single-line CSS edit (also included in documentation).
- Within the course, the header gradient shrinks into a tight, rounded-corner breadcrumb for navigation. No screen space is wasted.
- One-of-a-kind forum background styled to look like a text bubble.
- Shadows added to user and group pictures whenever they appear.
As always, this theme is built on top of the Standard style sheet to ensure that it will remain intact for years to come. When Moodle upgrades, so will your theme!
If you have any questions about this theme, or would like my help customizing it to fit your needs, please do not hesitate to contact me through the NewSchool Learning Support forums.
Enjoy!
Update: I just checked Elegance in Internet Explorer for the first time … boy, wasn’t that fun! Elegance is NOW browser compatible. I apologize for not doing this before releasing it! Live and learn, I suppose.