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===========================================================
Congratulations!
You have successfully checked out a copy of the latest
stable release of Virtual Lab Developer Kit. The current
stable release is 1.5 . The kit contains all that is
necessary to indicate the structure, that your lab should
follow.
Kindly make a note of a few changes. New Tabs have been
added for:
1) Target Audience
2) Courses Aligned
3) Pre-requisite Softwares
In order to be consistent with all other labs, you therefore
need to add the above mentioned 3 more sections to the home
page of your virtual lab. Now, thus, you should have the
following sections on the home page of your lab:
1) Introduction
2) List Of Experiments
3) Target Audience
4) Courses Aligned
5) Pre-requisite Softwares
6) Feedback
You can make the required changes by editing "content.html"
in the following manner:
> Open "content.html" in your preferred editor and search
for last closing html tag </section>.
> Open the "change.html" file in your choice of editor.
> Select all the content of file "change.html".
> Copy the content and paste it after the last closing html
tag </section> (you searched for before).
This is how your content.html will look like once done with
the changes:
/*********************************************************/
<!-- Second section of the article-->
<section id="lab-article-section-2">
<div id="lab-article-section-2-icon" class="icon">
<!-- Enclose the icon image for the section. -->
<img src="images/simulation.jpg" />
</div>
<!-- The heading for the section can be enclosed in a
div tag and shown with a <h2> tag -->
<div id="lab-article-section-2-heading" class="heading">
List of experiments
</div>
<!-- Write the section content inside a paragraph
element, You can also include images with <img> tag -->
<div id="lab-article-section-2-content" class="content">
<ul id="list-of-experiments">
<li>
<!--Link and name of the experiment 1 -->
<a href="exp1/index.html">Simple Pendulum Experiment</a>
</li>
</ul>
</div>
</section>
// All the content from "change.html" will follow here.
/*********************************************************/
Now you need to create a fresh build directory for your
virtual lab. To do this,
> Run makefile by the following commands at the same level
as that of makefile as indicated below:
/*********************************************************/
$ make clean //cleans the build directory
$ make all //creates a fresh build directory
/*********************************************************/
Once, you do a make, you get a fresh copy of the build
directory. Now in order to change the theme of your virtual
lab,
> Go to src folder and run "make theme=blue-icon" on your
command line in the terminal, to change your lab theme to
blue-icon as follows:
/*********************************************************/
$ make theme=blue-icon //changes the theme to blue-icon
/*********************************************************/
Now, in order to test the template, and view your virtual
lab, open the file "build/index.html" in the browser.
With this, you have succesfully checked the template. You
can now keep on adding more experiments to develop your
virtual lab.
For any further doubts, send mail to [email protected].
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