ExternalCSS
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Goal
To use external stylesheets.
- I have since found Flexlayout by Jason Perkins but thought I would put this up as it uses a different approach.
Solution
=note Note: PmWiki version 0.6 has built-in support for external stylesheets.
I have been playing with various Wiki's for about a month, and have had pmWiki for a week. I am new to PHP but I am finding this Wiki very flexible & resiliant so decided to try something practical. I followed the code in pmWiki.php and lifted out the $HTMLHeaderFmt function and overloaded it in externalCSS.php.
Files
Here is Attach:externalCSS.php and here is Attach:wiki.css. Here is my sample Attach:localStyle.css for a border around code (<pre> in HTML) , sans-serif fonts, blue rulers etc
Installation
To use ExternalCSS
- put externalCSS.php and wiki.css in your local folder.
- Then in your local.php, add the line
include_once("local/externalCSS.php");- Note: You need to alter the local/.htaccess file to read
- Order allow,deny <Files *.css> Allow from all </Files> Deny from all
As it stands, this does not alter the look of pmWiki in any way. But create a local/localStyle.css (or get mine) to change the look and feel.
- Notes
- wiki.css contains the default style for the revision pages from pmWiki.php.
- If you use my localstyle.css, you need to overload two variables, $BodyLeft & $BodyWidth in local.php for percentage or px based values. e.g. $BodyWidth = '90%'; or $BodyWidth = '600px'; Not as is standard, $BodyWidth = '600' (no px value)
See Also
History
- first attempt
- added per group and per page support and a header of comment to the attached file.
Comments, Bugs
Contributors
- David Jackson -> mailto:jkz [snail] btinternet [period] com
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