Posted in access, Best Practice, draft, Known Issues, navigation, page hierarchy, permissions, published, syndicated-posts, system announcements on Feb. 7, 2011 by Kevin Wiliarty
Pages on a WordPress site can be organized hierarchically so that you have “parent” and “child” pages. If you are using page hierarchies, then you might like to know what happens to the visibility of the child pages when a parent is set to “draft” status. The answer is: Child pages that have been published […]
In an earlier post I described how to turn on guest access to your Moodle course. When you turn guest access on, you have the option of allowing all guests or only those with an enrollment key. The “key” is a password that you create and then share only with the guests you want to […]
All of our Moodle courses are created with guest access disabled. In addition we had been hiding the guest access button on the login screen. Now that we have had a better chance to test it, we have made the guest access button visible so that instructors can offer guest access comparable to what we […]
