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... ... @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ 19 19 # First XWiki checks if the request has a "skin" parameter. Thus to quickly apply a skin to a page, append ~~?skin=\<skin name\>~~ to the end of a XWiki URL. The default skin is named "default". 20 20 # Then the user's preference is checked for a "skin" element. This allows to have a different skin per user. Right now there's no inline view for that element so you'll need to edit your user's profile in "Edit Objects" mode (only available when using the Advanced View). For example to edit the objects for the JohnSmith user you would use the following URL: ~~http://\<server\>/xwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/JohnSmith?editor=object~~ 21 21 # Then the Space preferences are checked for a "skin" element. This can be changed by using the "Administration" link. 22 -# Then the global preferences are checked for a "skin" element. This can be changed by using the "Administration" link. 22 +# Then the global preferences are checked for a "skin" element. This can be changed by using the "Administration" link. Simply replace XWiki.DefaultSkin with the name of the skin you wish to use. If your skin is in your /skins directory, simply type its name in the field ("toucan" or "albatross" for instance.) 23 23 # Then the default base skin name is used if defined. It's defined in ~~xwiki.cfg~~ under the ~~xwiki.defaultbaseskin~~ property. 24 24 # Then the default skin is used if defined. It's defined in ~~xwiki.cfg~~ under the ~~xwiki.defaultskin~~ property. 25 25 # Then the skin named "default" is used. This is skin on the file system in the XWiki webapp, in the ~~skins/~~ directory ... ... @@ -98,3 +98,7 @@ 98 98 99 99 You can then create as many subtemplates as you want and call them from these main templates. 100 100 101 +1.1 Useful tools 102 + 103 +* [Firefbug>http://www.getfirebug.com/] is very useful for customizing quickly an XWiki skin 104 +