Integration with another Drupal Site

Hi, Concerning your first question, you have 2 possibilities: - only use your current Drupal website, and install separately Opigno module (not the full distribution) to add the elearning functionalities to your website - install Opigno LMS distribution, and link it with your website using Drupal SSO module, that works very nice Concerning your second question, about social media logins, this is a nice idea. It is not possible at the moment, but this may be added inside a next release of Opigno.

I think also it's the best solution, making possible to keep a clean Opigno distribution, and your website. Don't hesitate to post in this forum if you need help for SSO configuration.

I advise you the CAS module, that we used a lot of times and that is great: https://drupal.org/project/cas

Hi. The theme is pretty much hard-coded for the navigation, although pretty easy to extend. Currently our idea is that people extend the Platon theme by creating their own subtheme. We're also thinking of adding specific hooks for Platon, so that modules can register menu items themselves, but this is not really the "Drupal" way of doing things (as we would introduce logic in the presentation layer). Anyway, here's one way you could proceed (if you're not familiar with subthemes, [read this documentation page](https://drupal.org/node/225125)): Create a new theme folder, with a `.info` and a `template.php` files. Add `base theme = platon` to your file, and copy the `regions` declarations from platon.info. Then, in your `template.php` file, add a `hook_preprocess_page()` implementation. In `platon/template.php`, inside the `platon_preprocess_page()` function, you should see this line: `$vars['main_navigation'] = _platon_get_main_navigation();`. This is what defines the tile navigation. It consists of 2 functions: `_platon_get_main_navigation()` and `_platon_get_main_navigation_items()`. Just create your own implementation of both and override these calls in your `hook_preprocess_page()` function by setting the `$vars['main_navigation']` to your own updated version. This is currently the best way to customize the Platon navigation. **However**, this is not ideal. I opened a new ticket [here](https://drupal.org/node/2152737). Maybe you can provide your opinion there as well. Let's see how we can tackle this problem in an elegant way.

I get that :-). Ok, I'm putting this on top of my todo list, as it does make a lot of sense to just tie this to a regular Drupal menu. By the end of the week, you'll be able to choose a Drupal menu to link the tiles to. The default will still display a hard-coded menu, but you could link it to Main Menu, User menu, etc. I will keep you posted.

Fixed. This will be included in the new release we'll publish by the end of the day. Now, you'll be able to manage the Drupal Main Menu (or any menu you choose) to add/remove items in the left column.

That is also done through CSS. It's too complex to add a custom interface to add images. The best way is to sub-theme (only adding some new CSS rules) or use a project like [CSS Injector](https://drupal.org/project/css_injector) or [Sweaver](https://drupal.org/project/sweaver). Example CSS for the home link: #main-navigation-item-home a { background-image: url(../img/main-navigation-home-icon-inactive.png); } #main-navigation-item-home a.active, #main-navigation-item-home a:hover { background-image: url(../img/main-navigation-home-icon-active.png); }

If I want to place the menu as a navigation bar on top of the page do is the simplest way to creating a new region? There is no region which is currently defined for that correct? Thanks

Or should I just paste the menu in the header template and format the css? All in a subtheme of course.