WebTopicActions: actions to manipulate TWiki topics.
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#Tinymce jotspot skin#
The templates by using the NatSkin as a base skin to create template modifications. Manageable way to facilitate easy "skin mix-in", that is overriding specific parts of The underlying templates that generate the TWiki pages are arranged in a flexible and This, for example, allows to switch the sidebar navigation from the left Is currently active as well as rendering different content depending on the skin state. The NatSkinPlugin maintaines an internal representation of different ways toĪnd provides the infrastructure to get, set and display the skin style that įeature Overview Conditional markup and skin states: TWiki:Main/EstebanManchado (PhotonSearch) renamed to natsearch. The NatSkinPlugin is inspired by the TWiki:Plugins/GnuSkin by (NATS) of the University of Hamburg, Germany. TWiki:Plugins/Cop圜atSkin by TWiki:Main/MattWilkie. The screenshots below only display a limited set of all possible combinations. the position of the search box can be set to one of four predefined positions.switch on/off navigations tabs above the main area, the so called WebButtons.select different page framing by switching on/off page borders or enable a thin blog-like layout.flip the sidebar from the left to the right.alter the header art by selecting a style variation.To get a first impression check out the NatSkinStyleBrowser: Predefined themes come with support for a 1,2 and 3 columns designs. NatSkin allows you to switch between several kinds of page layouts. TWiki usability and customizability in several respects to quickly accomplish a While offering a decent appearance NatSkin offers an increased Style is provided that emulates the look&feel of the PatternSkin as it is known from Michael Heilemann and an immitation of JotSpot.
WordPress, among others a port of the Kubrick style by (themes) and 11 variations that can be applied to each of it. NatSkin is a skin driven by cascading stylesheets shipping 12 predefined styles
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