Andreas Schaefer wrote: Mostly because we lack the manpower for developing skins. Yet, there are lots of custom skins in the wide wide web, as you can see on the References page on xwiki.org, but all these skins are not official. I wonder how many would be interested in providing the skin for downloading on code.xwiki.org... So, although there are no other official skins, people do create new skins for their website identity. Toucan builds on top of Albatross. Moreover, it combines most of the individual CSS files from Albatross into one large file, to reduce the number of HTTP requests. To write a new skin, you can either adapt an existing skin, or start from scratch. Depending on how many changes you plan to make, you can either start from the Toucan skin (for few changes) or the Albatross. Basically, what you must do is create a new folder for your skin (like /skins/myskin/) where you copy the style.css from one of the two existing skins, and change it to include a new css file (myskin.css). Here you will write new rules, overriding the ones from the base skin, with a little help from Firebug. For images, you should just put your new images in yout skin folder, and reference them using $xwiki.getSkinFile, since it correctly retrieves the file from the right folder. -- Sergiu Dumitriu http://purl.org/net/sergiu/