Hi,
Thanks for clarification.
Our site used multiple color themes, basically because we are a federation
of organizations.
We changed colorThemeInit.vm to do this.
basicly it works, but when in a stylesheetextension:
#template('colorThemeInit.vm') #disclaimer h3 {background-color:
$theme.menuBackgroundColor;}
We always get the color of the default site color theme and not the color
theme that is loaded on the page?
Any solution?
Yes the LESS compiler is running on the server, except for the preview box
of the Flamingo Theme Application.
You should be able to put any valid LESS code in the "advanced" section of
that application.
For example, if you want to set a bootstrap variable that the application
does not handle, you could add:
@modal-content-bg: red;
But you can also add new CSS classes, like:
.myClass{
background-color: red;
}
and this class can use LESS functions and bootstrap mixins:
.myClass{
background-color: darken(red, 10%); // LESS function
.make-xs-column(12); // Bootstrap mixin
}
And the class will be added to the default style.css. I am updating
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Flamingo+Theme+Applica…
I hope this helps,
2014-10-27 16:01 GMT+01:00 Gerritjan Koekkoek <gerritjankoekkoek(a)gmail.com>:
> Does the Less to CSS preprocessor in the Flamingo themes app run on the
> server?
> What documentation is available (or examples of what kind of Less code can
> be entered in the Advanced Less box?
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I am testing XWiki 5.0.2 (standalone ZIP version) to take a look at some
extensions which don't work with our current XWiki 4.0.
One of these extensions is the Diagram Appication
<http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Diagram+Application>
I have a couple of questions:
1) In the Diagram Applications, there are nice graphs (computers, network,
etc). I can see those graphics when I am in the edit mode, but as soon as I
"Save & View", those graphics are not displayed anymore! How can I get these
graphics to show?
2) I would like to include a diagram in another page, but if I use the
"Include" macro, I only get the "XML-text" (and not the actual diagram). How
can I "include" a diagram into a page?
Thanks in advance!
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Does the Less to CSS preprocessor in the Flamingo themes app run on the
server?
What documentation is available (or examples of what kind of Less code can
be entered in the Advanced Less box?
Hoi,
in Mediawiki it's possible to insert one's name and the current
date quite easily with four tilde characters: ~~~~.
Is it possible to do this in a convenient way in Xwiki, as well?
And if so, how?
I think it should be possible by creating a macro. However, I
would appreciate if inserting the signature would be a simpler
tag than: {{sign/}}.
meillo
I am running XWiki version 6.2.2 (the latest available Ubuntu package). As you will have gathered from my other posts I am still new to XWiki.
One of the packages included by default is the Blog application. I have no need for this in our organisation and I would prefer to exclude packages that I do not wish to support. But when I try to remove the package I find that I must also remove "XWiki Enterprise - UI - Main wiki<https://alertnessdb.net/xwiki/bin/admin/XWiki/XWikiPreferences?extensionId=…>" which sounds pretty important. As a side point I'd like to suggest that this dependency be removed, since I don't see why a wiki must contain a blog application.
My main question is how do I remove this application from sight? In particular it appears in the applications panel, so is there a way to deactivate this simply?
I've got absolutely nowhere on this, Jamal. I had hoped to reach out to the development team and/or a consultant on Google apps api, but I've been tied up with some other things recently. I will happily share info with you once I move forward on this!
Paul Pinkerton
KnowledgeNow Project Lead
pinkerp(a)lao.on.ca<mailto:pinkerp@lao.on.ca>
Association of Community Legal Clinics of Ontario
416-847-1418 or 1-866-965-1416x 5177
www.aclco.org<http://www.aclco.org>
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Subject: RE: Google Apps Extension - Help?
I have the same question.
I'm setting up the Google apps extension for the first time first time and I'm not clear how to set it up to work with oauth 2.0, or whether that's even possible.
Any help would be much appreciated.
J
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Hi All,
I am new to XWiki and I was wondering if some users use XWiki as a
documentation engine for software projects in general. The case I have
in mind is that we want to provide our software documentation to our
customers as XWiki pages. I'm quite fond of Sphinx
(http://sphinx-doc.org/) and I very much like the idea of being able to
set up a bunch of files (in the case os Sphinx reStructuredText text
files) and have them versioned in the revision control system we use for
our code. I thought I could set up a similar file structure with XWiki
2.1 text files and have them versioned as a function of language and
(our) software version.
So the question : does anyone know of a Git plugin akin to the existing
SVN Application
(http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/SVN+Application)
? I tried setting up the SVN plugin yesterday by testing on a local SVN
and I didn't succeed. I figured the reason is that we have Enterprise
XWiki 5.2 and the plugin mentions it's been tested with version 6.0.1
but before I try harder I'd prefer if there would be a Git plugin since
we're transitioning over to Git.
Also, I know the idea of keeping versions separate from XWiki's own
versioning story seems odd, but I still find a justification for a
revision control system level versioning. The rationale behind the
development of the SVN Application rings a bell to me : "Allows
concurrent development on multiple servers and simplifies publishing
XWiki applications".
TIA,
Yves Moisan
P.S. I scanned the mailing list archives up to Dec 2012 and din't find
anything.
