You must be confused - I've not turned off any icons in the Convertible themes.

Styles_extras.css is explained at the bottom of /DOCUMENTATION/readme.html. It is extra and should only be included in the above array if you intend to use it.

I will adjust the documentation to prevent future confusion. Thank you.

I do not remember testing the chat feature since this theme is now some months old. I will investigate this and will let you know any fixes that I find.

Now I got you.

Remove:

from lines 243 - 244 in styles_default.css.

I can be most helpful if I can see your site with the modification you are attempting. Do you have a link for me?

I'm guessing that you cut and pasted the code directly from my site, rather than typing it in yourself. This sometimes causes issues with quotation marks. Try deleting the following and retyping it manually:

Also, something I've just caught is that you have misspelled "convertible" and you are missing a slash between theme and convertible in the following:

It should read:

Hello!

Anyone using the new "Envy" theme that also wants to view the icons, here's the few changes you need to make to the styles_default.css file:

Comment out these lines:

.sideblock.content ul li img.icon{
}

So that the code looks like this:

/**
.sideblock.content ul li img.icon{
}
**/

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If you turn on the icons by commenting out the above code, you will want to copy over these image icons from the moodle/pix/i folder to your theme/envy/pix/i folder as they are missing from the envy folder:

approve.gif
calendar.gif
lock.gif
mahara_host.gif
mean.gif
outcomes.gif
unlock.gif

AND you'll wnat to copy the "edit.gif" icon from the envy/pix/f folder to the envy/pix/i folder to display the editing icon in the admin sideblock menu list (and match the rest of the envy theme icons).

It'd be great, actually, if these were added to future envy theme packs. There's also a typo I believe on one of the icons in the envy/pix/i folder: "lo.gif" I think should be "lock.gif", but I could be wrong. ;)

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Other changes you may want to make depending up what side blocks (3rd party) you add to your courses:

scroll to the ***Sideblocks*** section of the code and look for this list:

.block_site_main_menu ul li,
.block_participants ul li,
.block_course_list ul li,
.block_activity_modules ul li,
.block_blog_menu ul li{
line-height:0;

Add lines to the code for the specific new blocks you've installed, for example, I loaded the YUI Menu block to my Moodle installation (it creates a course menu). So, I had to add this line to the above code for the style sheet to effect this block:

.block_yui_menu ul li,

So that the block of code became:

.block_site_main_menu ul li,
.block_participants ul li,
.block_course_list ul li,
.block_activity_modules ul li,
.block_yui_menu ul li,
.block_blog_menu ul li{
line-height:0;

I also recommend adding

.block_admin_tree ul li,

to this code too, if you want the "Administration" block that appears in courses to have the same styles applied to it.

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Cheers!

- Mary

Thank you Patrick!

Yes! That worked! (Removing this extra layer of code.) YES! Thank you!

Also, I do understand that it is intentional the icons do not appear. I respect this and understand its intentional design. I've added the icons back to our theme for training/usability purposes for those Moodlers at our institution who are accustomed to the icons and for student association by icon to activity. I appreciate clean user interfaces and usability enhancements, too, but sometimes there's compromise to meet other needs, depending upon each use case and audience. This said, I've found your themes to be VERY visually appealing as well as being functional and easy to tweak. THANK YOU!

- Mary