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Variant Theme File Structure Overview

Prebuilt themes have several variants, which all share the same layout but might have different banners or color schemes. Shared CSS files are in the main theme’s folder, while variants have separate CSS files located in other folders.

/usr/share/collaboration/themes/

theme_name.variant/
screen.css
screen/	Imports
CSS file	Imports
CSS file
theme_name/
screen.css
screen/	Imports
CSS files

For example, the block theme has its shared CSS files located in:

/usr/share/collaboration/themes/block/screen/

Variants of the block theme all use these shared CSS files. Each variant also uses CSS files located in another folder such the following:

/usr/share/collaboration/themes/block.green.banner/screen/

/usr/share/collaboration/themes/block.red/screen/

/usr/share/collaboration/themes/block.red.banner/screen/

These CSS files all serve only as examples, since the prebuilt themes use the screen_ compressed.css file instead of these individual files.

Chapter 1    Customizing How the Wiki Looks

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Contents

Mac OS X Server 019-1252/2008-04-24 Contents Managing Wiki Content Preface Getting Additional InformationPreface About This Guide Theme File Structure Overview This chapter describes how to customize a wiki’s appearanceCustomizing How the Wiki Looks Variant Theme File Structure Overview File or Folder Name Purpose Wireframe Theme File Structure OverviewBorders, and positioning for comment entry Creating a Theme Terminal, enter the following commandsWebsite Editing CSS FilesAbout Property List Editor Editing Property List FilesAbout Property List Keys and Values About Property List FilesAbout Strings About DictionariesHere is the sidebars array in a plain text editor About ErrorsHere is an example of an array with a single string Here is an example of an array with multiple stringsChanging General Theme Settings Key Default Value Possible ValuesDescription Understanding the Types of Sidebars Creating SidebarsShared Keys All sidebars require the following keysStatic Unique Keys Each dictionary entry has the following keysKey Example Value Possible Values Optional or Required Search Unique Keys Calendar Unique Keys Tag Unique Keys Overview of the Example SidebarsRecent Activity Unique Keys Sidebar Name DescriptionUsing the Example Sidebars Terminal, enter the following commandTo comment out specific sidebars To this Adding JavaScript and XSL Files To add JavaScript files or XSL files to a themePut JavaScript .js files or XSL .xsl files in this folder About JavaScript Here are some published JavaScript guidesTopic JavaScript Example About XSLCreate a plain text file with the following content Viewing Dynamic XMLTo view context $ sudo serveradmin stop teams sudo serveradmin start teams Attributes Creating a Custom Whitelist About the Custom Whitelist’s Structure Allowing Specific URL ProtocolsAllowing Specific CSS Styles Allowing Specific Html Tags and Attributes To allow specific Html tags and attributesTag Attributes Protocols Allowed in the Built-in Whitelist About the Built-in WhitelistBuilt-in whitelist allows these protocols ProtocolHtml Tags and Attributes Allowed in the Built-in Whitelist CSS Styles Allowed in the Built-in WhitelistBuilt-in whitelist allows these CSS styles Built-in whitelist allows these Html tags and attributesNode Pre Cite Span Strong Tbody Tfoot Colspan, rowspan Thead Backing Up the Wiki Server Migrating Wiki Content From Other WebsitesManaging Wiki Content Wiki File Structure Overview File or Folder Name Purpose Manually Editing Raw ContentViewing a Wiki’s Administration Settings To regenerate the index after editing raw wiki contentFor more information about AtomPub, see Key Example Value Description Metadata.plist file includes the following keysTo manually edit wiki administration settings Pageuid Viewing a Page’s MetainformationManaging Attachments