⭐ Why this plugin is unlike anything else available
Custom pages in the Moodle nav — without touching the theme or writing PHP
▸ Moodle has no built-in way to add standalone informational pages to the site navigation. The only alternatives are creating a course (overkill), uploading a file (no navigation link), or editing the theme (requires a developer). Custom Pages solves this with a single plugin and a zero-code admin interface.
▸ Full HTML support means pages can include styled tables, images, embedded YouTube videos, downloadable links, and any formatting — far beyond what a Moodle label or page resource inside a course allows.
▸ Release maintenance includes hook callback and language-string updates. See the archive-bound Requirements for the supported platform versions of a release.
Full HTML Pages
Write full HTML content for each page — tables, images, lists, headings, embedded media. No Moodle course or file upload required.
In Site Navigation
Published pages appear in the Moodle site navigation automatically — no theme editing, no URL sharing, no custom links block needed.
Sortable Order
Set the display order for each page. Pages appear in the navigation in the order you choose — drag them into place from the admin table.
Common Use Cases
Policy & Procedure pages
Publish your RTO's student handbook, complaints policy, refund policy, or assessment guidelines as a dedicated page in the site navigation — without needing a course or file download.
Contact & location pages
Add a custom contact page with office addresses, phone numbers, and an embedded Google Map — accessible from the main menu to all site visitors.
Information portals
Build an information hub for students or staff — FAQs, enrolment guides, training calendar links — using full HTML so you can include tables, lists, images, and formatted text.
Landing pages for cohorts
Create cohort-specific welcome pages with tailored information — intake dates, trainer contacts, course maps — and link to them from any course or email.
Features
Full HTML editor
Each page body is a full HTML field — headings, tables, images, embedded media, and styled text all supported.
Site navigation integration
Published pages appear in the Moodle site navigation menu so students and staff can access them directly without entering a course.
Sortable ordering
Drag pages into any order in the admin interface. The navigation menu respects the sort order you set.
Report-builder style admin
All pages are managed through a single admin table with add, edit, delete, and reorder controls — no theme editing or PHP required.
Release maintenance
Release updates include hook callback, language string, and upgrade-step maintenance. See the archive-bound Requirements for supported platform versions.
Installation
Download the plugin
Click the Download button above to get the latest ZIP file.
Install in Moodle
Go to Site administration → Plugins → Install plugins. Upload the ZIP and follow the on-screen wizard.
Navigate to the admin page
Go to Site administration → Local plugins → Custom Pages. The page list will be empty initially.
Create your first page
Click 'Add page', enter a title, write or paste your HTML content, and set the sort order. Save.
The page appears in navigation
Once saved, the page appears in the Moodle site navigation menu for all users. You can add as many pages as needed.
Admin panel: Site administration → Local plugins → Custom Pages
Plugin settings: Site administration → Plugins → Local plugins → Custom Pages
Platform compatibility: See the archive-bound Requirements for this release.