On Jan 8, 2008 11:28 AM, Sandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ## colors
> > $highlight1 = '#ccc';
> > $highlight2 = 'green';
> > $bodytxt = '#ff';
> > $headings = '#008400';
>
>
>
> Oooh, that's worth putting in a recipe! (In my two whole skins, how many
> times have I tried to redefine "colou
noskule wrote:
>> Ancilary questions:
>> Can anyone offer any improvements, or suggest whether this would or
>> would not make a good cookbook recipe?
>
> About the css generating off css. I use this on my wikis, without
> touching .htaccess in the following way, explained below.
>
> What I would
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Em Sexta 30 Novembro 2007 13:43, Tegan Dowling escreveu:
you can also do that from within a skin.php file with
> less changes to your Pmwiki installation, like this:
>
>
> ## colors
> $highlight1 = '#ccc';
> $highlight2 = 'green';
> $bodytxt = '#ff';
> $headings =
Em Sexta 30 Novembro 2007 13:43, Tegan Dowling escreveu:
> Ancilary questions:
> Can anyone offer any improvements, or suggest whether this would or
> would not make a good cookbook recipe? If I put it in, what should I
> call it? Should I treat the .htaccess line that enables php in css as
> a s
Em Sexta 30 Novembro 2007 13:43, Tegan Dowling escreveu:
> Ancilary questions:
> Can anyone offer any improvements, or suggest whether this would or
> would not make a good cookbook recipe? If I put it in, what should I
> call it? Should I treat the .htaccess line that enables php in css as
> a s
> Ancilary questions:
> Can anyone offer any improvements, or suggest whether this would or
> would not make a good cookbook recipe?
About the css generating off css. I use this on my wikis, without
touching .htaccess in the following way, explained below.
What I would be intressted in, but don'
By putting the following line in the .htaccess file at the root-level
of my pmwiki installation (in the same dir as pmwiki.php):
AddType application/x-httpd-php .css
I am able to have php code inside css files.
I've used this on http://www.test.wikitraining.com/Main/HomePage,
where I have instal
