> Craig told something about fw shipping with
> 2 designs. What did I get wrong, how do the alternative styles work?
Yeah, there are some switches in the flexwiki.config file (now editable via
the /admin pages!). I've pasted in the relevant sections here [1]. I don't
remember off the top of my head whether one needs to do something to the
_NormalBorders file to enable this. Perhaps so - someone else can answer
authoritatively.
[1]
<!-- If there are AlternateStylesheet elements, then
<LINK rel='alternate stylesheet' type='text/css' title='@Title' >
tags will be emitted into the <head> of every page, allowing the
admin
to override CSS styles. The value in the @Href attribute becomes the
href attribute of the <LINK>. To provide a method of allowing the
OverrideStylesheet and the original stylesheet to coexist, you can
add
the original stylesheet as an alternate. See the 'Chocolate' example
below. -->
<AlternateStylesheets>
<AlternateStylesheet Href='classic.css' Title='Classic' />
<!-- <AlternateStylesheet Href='wiki.css' Title='Chocolate' /> -->
</AlternateStylesheets>
<!-- If set, will emit an additional
<LINK rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' title='Basic' >
tag into the <head> of every page, allowing the admin to override
any
CSS styles. The value below becomes the href attribute of the
<LINK>. -->
<!--
<OverrideStylesheet>http://yourserver/path/to/wiki/example-href.css</Overrid
eStylesheet> -->
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