28 Sep
2005
28 Sep
'05
9:41 a.m.
Yes 90% is customizable via skins.. 9% via wiki pages.. and 1% probably
needs to go in the java code..
Skins contain CSS and templates.. With your own install:
1/ create a directory next to skins/default for example "skins/dennis"
2/ Copy files from templates in it
3/ Copy files from skins/default
4/ Start modifying
You don't need to copy all files, but only the one you want to modify.
To test your skin add "?skin=dennis" behind your URL
To turn on you skin go in the XWiki Preferences and put "dennis" in the
skin field
You wiki uses by default a skin put in the Wiki, in XWiki.MySkin..
It is an alternate way to work on skins
Ludovic
Dennis Coonich wrote:
Hi,
Club http://club.mandriva.com is a very nice looking site. I want to learn
how to modify the look so what do I read? I have my own xwiki install to
learn on so all I need is to learn how to modify the look (skins?). Is the
look you have all accomplished via skins only?
Kind Regards,
Dennis
On Monday 26 September 2005 02:07 pm, Ludovic Dubost wrote:
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Hi Yves,
Yves Langisch wrote:
All,
I have a few questions concerning the readiness of xwiki for production:
- how 'production-ready' is xwiki in the actual version?
XWiki is used in production on xwiki.com and by Mandriva on the Mandriva
Club http://club.mandriva.com
Both sites have significant daily page views..
- are there any known issues which can affect the
production (load,
leaks, ...)?
This is highly dependent on your usage.. But a web site with not that
many pages will have most wiki pages loaded in cache and will work
fine.. The main thing that is important is to have sufficient RAM on
your production machine..
For very heavy loads, clustering might be an option for higher
availability.. We are still working on the clustering capabilities though..
- there are links which generates a stack trace
(e.g.
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Mai ) . Is there a way to define a
general error page so that any stack trace is caught by this page (and
can be hidden)?
As it was said.. exception.vm is the place to do that..
Other cases of errors pages might need some slight changes in the code..
Ludovic
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