====== Page format : Installation Guide =====
The page format is a very powerful format, but its installation may be non-trivial. It is not recommended for people not having a minimal architectural knowledge of Moodle, and with low coding skill in LAMP open-source platforms.
The installation process focusses:
* Install the necessary components for the operation of the format (standard)
* Install the necessary customizations (customscripts)
* Install some patchs for enhanced features (optional)
* Edit the themes used to include additional layouts (layouts) in the page format
====Necessary components ====
In addition to the "format/page" component, you will need to install:
* The [[blocks:pagemodule|Page Module]] block: This block is responsible for proxying Moodle's activity modules as blocks to unify the page construction process.
* The [[blocks:pagetracker|Course Summary]] block: This block offers a simple menu consisting of the pages available from a given root. Its implementation is kept simple.
==== Installation process ====
== Download and install components ===
- Unpack the page format archive in the ''/course/format'' directory of your Moodle installation
- Unpack the [[blocks:pagemodule|Page Module]] block archive in the ''/blocks'' directory of your Moodle installation.
- Unpack the [[blocks:pagetracker|course Summary]] block in the ''/blocks'' directories of your Moodle installation.
- Navigate to administration notifications to proceed with the "logical" installation of the added components.
=== Activation of "customizations" ===
The page format archive comes with a number of add-ins located in the __customscripts and __theme directories of the distribution.
- Create (if you have not already) the Moodle customization directory. The use is, in general, that it is called ''customscripts'' and is located at the root of the Moodle installation (but may be eslewhere).
- Copy the contents of the