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I think all the included subjects have the same UUID across platforms, so this list might make things easier: Activity option[value="B939F08620031500DAB86FB96C4BA40D0D1B92EC7677D491"], Art and Design option[value="91364E8D20031F44E5244F062C65370F4736605C0C4B293B"], Chemistry option[value="CD762717200313840B86EF50FC38E601B5D6B6CC58F31D03"], Citizenship option[value="915A2B0620031C89E9285FE88413E90EE51BCC6CB0055C68"], Classics option[value="91364E9A200315B7F0258FCBBA46CC0686964E3C90F3007D"], Communication and Language option[value="915A2B0C20031111E9EA8FDA55AE020EE8B93A6C2A1B3B83"], Creative Development option[value="915A2B112003128D14F1CF3F351B3A045DEC1D2CDC49578E"], Critical thinking option[value="91364EA020031B8E8A2B1F70D3881D01CFCC93EC4EB30AC3"], Design and Technology option[value="91364EA52003124301368FBB9E1BA507F4637AAC99DFE21D"], Development Matters option[value="71172E6020031B664A668FE22D2EAC000E69577CBEDE8156"], Drama, Theatre and Dance option[value="91364EAA20031758394D2FD216679A0DB2E89F6C28890974"], Engineering option[value="91364EB920031267045DFF90CDE6D40C7DB6F28CF53DD93F"], English option[value="91364EAF20031403D0DDBF34E5065C0179757BCC6529343C"], Enrichment studies option[value="91364EB4200314FE2A43EF9E3B15A80650724EECF7C20C62"], Expressive Arts and Design option[value="330041332003118293577F8641DFC8097E9AD92C8868F6CC"], Food option[value="498BA13820031E4FFC516F33F72DD10BEF663A2C4D56601F"], French option[value="C541A6052003149A90BF5F69F03D7B0AF42C7DACE598665C"], Geography option[value="91364EBD20031714E63CCF67478DE90B537717AC3FF40642"], German option[value="C547CC8720031ACDD1828FE40D927203208F9D5C77880F42"], Government and Politics option[value="91364EC2200319876ECE3F589C8F6B071134BE0C28FA2A9F"], History option[value="91364EC720031934250A2F97CF3BD40F4596C49CA98D361E"], Hospitality & Tourism option[value="9BAB2A03200317EC3A5D6F94C81917057113999CFEA7D7A5"], ICT option[value="915A2B2920031E70B3AC1F96FBEEDF0B2874743C42D1E95A"], Languages option[value="A70A9AD12003119ABF176F744DB98508D503D5CC1D97A207"], Latin option[value="91364ED620031CC91D128F788F86C9047F4E0DAC1503B330"], Law option[value="91364EDB20031B535809DF0BA64941011103089C80143E0D"], Literacy option[value="915A2B2E2003165CF1405FA75F99C008B8F30F6C0158C705"], Literacy & Numeracy (Functional Skills) option[value="91364EE020031FB6E898DFD3F0CAAC02C074502CED526516"], Mathematics option[value="91364EE520031CB80E753FE310D95207FE0C6B1CECB022E9"], Media option[value="91364EEA20031DC7FB24BF6E77DC690E25B80CAC6ADC9609"], Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) option[value="91364EEF200314315AA34F77CEA240007F2E21BC2A7A9462"], Music option[value="91364EF32003198650DEEFC3D3A685080A7F2DEC93937A52"], No Subject Selected option[value="736CB4D82003183B060EEFE86B52FF015FC320CC7689DB25"], Other option[value="91364EF8200315B9E2860F434EE3E1095264861C43D05233"], Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED) option[value="915A2B4720031B1C381E7FAFEEDAD10555CF820C29BC92F7"], Personal, Social Health and Economic Education (PSHE) option[value="91364F0C20031C9563355FC19480C60AD799839C8BC7AF1F"], Philosophy & Ethics option[value="91364F0720031E29A7200FAEC904A1024EB1F51CD05050E4"], Physical Development option[value="B939F09820031844ED411F20FCFEFA0AA0354FCC33460AEB"], Physical Education option[value="91364F0220031EA4CC72EF5DED3B7303EE1B4DDC29ED6CC7"], Physics option[value="CD76271F2003168C0F573F726CE8DA0EC3E46F0C57AD3809"], Problem Solving, Reasoning and Numeracy (PSRN) option[value="915A2B5120031AC78A95BF7656C8BC06EFBACF7CCCEEB770"], PSHE and Citizenship option[value="2511BFEC20031075E7A8BF034B65C40006CEEA6CA07651E3"], Psychology option[value="91364EFD20031EED04EF2FB13DB3110E6811438C07740894"], Reading option[value="A6C4DB8F200316613650CF995B835C06B47CA22CDAAC2F62"], Religious Education option[value="91364F10200311CB5E9F8FA0E944FB023330F7FCF9E81997"], Science option[value="91364F1520031DB70162AFEE72134306E4B0D0CC582444B7"], Sociology option[value="91364F1A20031A1604F3AF34159F390B3DD468EC1F257E34"], Spanish option[value="C54D934620031A29E5707F5D32FD2E0E59752CAC2B3278D8"], Understanding the World option[value="915A2B602003141F09682FB6F9441D0B2EC6135C65FA04B9"], Vocational Studies option[value="91364F1F2003173A8E190FD8932DF20BAB9FC05C893524CD"], Writing option[value="A6C4DB9E200311439945EF32051D26058C06563C5CA2D536"],

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Just been helping a school who wanted help hiding a subject as it was causing confusion. As you know, the assignment wizard comes pre-populated with 45 subjects you cannot hide. I didn't think it was possible, but it is (or appears to be) to use CSS to hide the options. Drop this code onto your staff dashboard: <style> /* Hide Assignment Subject options*/ option[value="SUBJECT_UUID"], /* Bus&Economics */ option[value="SUBJECT_UUID"] /* Law */ { display: none !important; } </style> To get an option UUID, it's probably simplest to: right-click on the subject dropdown in the Assignment wizard and choose Inspect. Expand the line: <select class="input-fill" data-attr="subject"> Each subject will be listed with their UUID as the value I've only just tried this, let me know if it works or you run into any issues.

Always happy to help!! 👍 Enjoy your weekend!

Yes, this is exactly the kind of thing I was thinking. Thanks @ADT Have a good weekend

We have a Tutor dashboard (pip at the bottom of the screen)!! Staff can add notices to whole school... specific year or drill down to form class!!! That way if a tutor is off and someone is covering they can see see notices for years... or specific notices to be pass on to specific kids in a form class!! Which might have been just emailed in the past..... and the cover teacher wouldn't be able to pass on!! Is that the thing you were after?

We are a large secondary school and I am looking for suggestions on how I can help display Tutor information easily from the dashboard, without it distracting/confusing with the wider staff communications. Notices seem the obvious way, but is there a way of integrating more effectively with tabs? Anyone else tackled this effectively? If so, can you share screengrabs?

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@gbligh FYI booking form has a bug.... well it is if you try and make it look pretty!!! Leave it full screen its supposed to work but it's being looked into! 😜

Thanks George. Including the new requirement for second-hand?

We use an external company for uniform. You will probably find lots already do that too. They handle everything: https://www.swischoolwear.co.uk

Morning... yeah i just searched the forum for anything booking stumbled upon this and thought id see if the man himself @gbligh was experiencing the same issue! But yes.... i've also included Adams code on the page.... quite useful for letting staff delete their own entries. And no.... i didn't get chance to log it with the service desk.... that is on the list for today!!! 😜

I saw on Schools Week that there's new guidance been released regarding uniforms: https://schoolsweek.co.uk/new-uniform-guidance-what-schools-need-to-know/ Including a requirement about second-hand clothes being made available. I started to think if this was something Frog could help with, maybe a site with a form, possibly some HTML to update the stock? Does anyone have a uniform site already? Is there anything else I should think of including?

@ADT - well this thread talks about Adam's custom widget, so I was just checking. Have you reported it to the service desk?

Is there a new one?

Is that just the regular create event widget?

Glitter Text A less distracting option for the festive season is: Hard to depict in a screenshot, but the white dots twinkle / sparkle. To change the message, simply adapt the line: <h1 class="christmas">Seasons Greetings!</h1> Here's the full code: <style> @import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Mountains+of+Christmas:700); .christmas-blue { color: #035ee2; background: -webkit-linear-gradient(transparent, transparent), url(https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/s.cdpn.io/191814/blue_glitter.gif) repeat; background: -o-linear-gradient(transparent, transparent) !important; -webkit-background-clip: text !important; -webkit-text-fill-color: transparent !important; margin: 0; padding: 0; font-weight: 900; width: 100%; text-align: center; letter-spacing: 1px; z-index: 999999; -webkit-background-clip: text; } .christmas-gold { color: #D81E1E; color: gold; background: -webkit-linear-gradient(transparent, transparent), url(https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/s.cdpn.io/191814/gold_glitter.gif) repeat; background: -o-linear-gradient(transparent, transparent) !important; -webkit-background-clip: text !important; -webkit-text-fill-color: transparent !important; margin: 0; padding: 0; font-weight: 900; width: 100%; text-align: center; letter-spacing: 1px; z-index: 999999; -webkit-background-clip: text; } .christmas { font-size: 100px; line-height: 100px; text-align: center; color: #000000; font-family: 'Mountains of Christmas', cursive; } </style> <h1 class="christmas">Seasons Greetings!</h1> <script> var christmasText = arguments[0].find('.christmas'); function glitterLetters() { christmasArray = christmasText.text().split(''); christmasText.empty(); for (var i = 0; i < christmasArray.length; i++) { christmasText.append( '<span class="christmas-' + (i % 2 == 0 ? 'gold' : 'blue') + '">' + christmasArray[i] + '</span>' ) } } glitterLetters(); </script>

Flying Santa If anyone would like a Flying Santa for the Dashboards, then I found and adjusted the code below. To use, you'll need to upload a gif to somewhere on the same site, I prefer to use a Text widget for this, as you can right-click on the image and get the URL. Once you've copied the URL, you can hide the widget and add it to the code, like so: background: url('WEB_ADDRESS_OF_SANTA_GIF'); becomes: background: url('/app/file/asset/A273372C200303B6297B8F7901942B050783045C6F3B715C'); <!-- GIF from https://www.animatedimages.org/cat-santa-claus-359.htm --> <style> .ui-theme-basicnavigation-wrapmain { overflow-x: hidden; } .santa { background: url('WEB_ADDRESS_OF_SANTA_GIF'); animation-name: sleigh; animation-duration: 10s; animation-iteration-count: infinite; width: 350px; height: 120px; position: fixed; z-index: 1; -moz-transform: scaleX(-1); -o-transform: scaleX(-1); -webkit-transform: scaleX(-1); transform: scaleX(-1); filter: FlipH; -ms-filter: "FlipH"; } /* The animation code */ @keyframes sleigh { 0% { left: -550px; top: 0px; } 33% { top: 500px; } 66% { top: 100px; } 100% { left: calc(100vw + 350px); top: 0px; } } </style> <div class="santa"></div> I used this GIF: https://www.animatedimages.org/cat-santa-claus-359.htm Feedback from the team though was this was particularly distracting, if you alter the line to change the value of 10vw, you can increase the distance Santa flies so he is off screen longer. left: calc(100vw + 350px);

@gbligh What about if you try and click on an entry.... does it appear above the area you can actually see?

Don't suppose you have seen this? Went to a new page then back to the form page.... @Graham Quince

Yes we are ... just make sure you tell people how to use it. Some staff still try and delete things from the calendar itself and moan. I tend to put it on the same page under a 'Manage My Bookings' banner or something similar.

@gbligh Are you still using this? I've been tasked with creating an iPad booking system.... so just wanted to see if there were are do and don'ts!! Tricks and tips!!

Hi @Sue Busher Inspired by some other recent work, I've put together a new Academy product as a Staff Directory: There's an HTML widget which uses the Users API to display a table of all Staff, Admins and Governor profiles. It then cross-references a form staff need to complete so they tag their own department, room and extension. Being based in an HTML widget, it's simple to remove columns for photos etc... When Parents / Students view the same, they can only see the entries made in the Your Details form, so it will be sparse until most staff complete the form. There's the "Who has filled in my form?" widget so you can quickly see who you need to chase. The Your Details form allows staff to supplement their data (I've shortened the department list) for the screenshot. Staff can send a message if their name / email is wrong in Frog

This bit of code took a lot more faffing than I was expecting, but I think it might be useful. Imagine you want to display a random tip from a bank of tips each time someone logs in: Add a noticeboard Hide the Refresh options Get the noticeboard's UUID and add the following code: <div class="styling"></div> <script> var noticeboardUUID = '5594BCA620028E9D37048F60FB777D056CBF7E6CC2DFC92B'; function shuffle(array) { let currentIndex = array.length, randomIndex; while (currentIndex != 0) { // Pick a remaining element... randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * currentIndex); currentIndex--; // And swap it with the current element. [array[currentIndex], array[randomIndex]] = [ array[randomIndex], array[currentIndex]]; } return array; } arguments[0].find('.styling').append( '<style>'+ 'div[data-content-uuid="' + noticeboardUUID + '"] .notice-table {'+ 'display: none;'+ '}'+ '</style>' ); setTimeout(function(){ tips = $('div[data-content-uuid="' + noticeboardUUID + '"]').find('.notice-table'); var tipsArray = []; $.each(tips.find('.topic-row'), function (key, tip) { tipsArray.push( $(this).attr('class') ); $(this).hide(); }); shuffle(tipsArray); var classToShow = tipsArray[0].split(' '); tips.find('.'+classToShow[3]).show(); tips.show(); }, 3000); </script>

I loved both of these ideas when Martyn shared them with me - which he did while working through the Frog Genius course.