Rule #1 on template writing: create your own template directory, and
put your modified files in there. Do not modify the default template.
Rule #2: put only modified files in your own template directory (and
CSS). JSPWiki will check your template directory for any given JSP
file, and if that does not exist, it'll try to use the one from the
"default" directory. So you can change your entire layout by simply
adding your own ViewTemplate.jsp file, nothing more.
All template files have changed between 2.4 and 2.6.
/janne
On 26 Sep 2007, at 13:49, Claudia Frers wrote:
The look and feel of your JSPWiki instance is almost exclusively
driven by
the JSP templates and CSS files in the template directory. The
release notes
recommends us to just copy over the new jar files, the top-level
jsp files,
and the default template. I assume that this is from the
distribution .war
file to the installed webapp. If we do this, we obviously loose our
changes.
Am I misreading these notes?
I am also assuming that the old and new files need to be
synchronized. Where
can I find out which files in each new release have been changed?
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