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LeavesSkin

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Leaves Skin for PmWiki

Overview

This is a minimalist three-column skin for PmWiki 2 that was created with usability in mind. It evolved from a template found at OpenSource WebDesign. The appearance is not intended to be pro quality, but to fit well with text-intensive sites with many categories and recent updates.

It uses $PageCustodianFmt to take care of edit links (otherwise disguised as the $WikiSlogan)

Design Objectives

• Emphasize the content.
• Keep the main content area a reasonable width for easier reading.
• Treat screen pixels as valuable and scrolling as inconvenient.
• Keep menus always visible, giving site navigation links conspicuous placement in the layout.
• Be easy to use for both inexperienced and seasoned veteran wiki users.
• Provide an adequate text area (approx. 80 x 28) for easy editing.
• Produce pages that render similarly in various browsers.
• Encourage wiki users to create well-structured web documents.

The skin could validate as xhtml1.1 transitional if not for PmWiki's behaviour of opening "<p>" after every blank line.

This skin is in badly need of improvement, but already looks great here (personal site of the creator)

Installation

Unzip leaves.zip to your skins directory (pub/skins/) and add the following to your local configuration file:

 ## Use the CIS-Dept. Lean Skin and its printable view skin.
 $Skin = 'lean';

Files

zip file -- 146 bytes

These files are in the archives:

 pub/skins/lean/
 |-- leaves.tmpl         Template
 |-- style.css          CSS stylesheet
 |-- arrow.gif

Changelog

• 5/02/2008 -- Initial release

Comments, suggestions

Author

• JoseGeraldo

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