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< Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, ex: a view optimized for printing.
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< Skin files are located in the twiki/template directory and are name with this syntax: <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
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>  Overview 

Skins are customized TWiki Templates files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example, the layout of the header and footer. Rendered text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, like a view optimized for printing.

--++ Defining Skins

Skin files are located in the twiki/templates directory and are named with the syntax: <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the Printable skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl.

 Activating Skins 
  A skin can be activated in two ways:
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 Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. Ex: 
 
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 Define the SKIN Preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or in a user - TWikiGuest - topic.
 
   
 
 
 Set SKIN = print
 
 
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 Add ?skin=name to the URL, for this example: 
 http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
 
 
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 http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
 
 
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> The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN Preference value.
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  TWiki Skins
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+Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, ex: a view optimized for printing.
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+Overlay regular templates with alternate header/footer layouts
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+Skin files are located in the twiki/template directory and are name with this syntax: <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
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+ Overview 

Skins are customized TWiki Templates files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example, the layout of the header and footer. Rendered text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, like a view optimized for printing.

--++ Defining Skins

Skin files are located in the twiki/templates directory and are named with the syntax: <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the Printable skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl.

 Activating Skins
 A skin can be activated in two ways:
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+ Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. Ex:
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+ Define the SKIN Preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or in a user - TWikiGuest - topic.
  Set SKIN = print
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>
  Add ?skin=name to the URL, for this example: 
 http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
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+The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.
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+The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN Preference value.
 -- PeterThoeny - 14 Jul 2001

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>  TWiki Skins 
  Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, ex: a view optimized for printing.
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+ TWiki Skins
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+ TWiki Skins
 Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, ex: a view optimized for printing.

 TWikiSkins 4 - 30 Aug 2001 - Main.MikeMannix
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   TWiki Skins 
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< Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
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> Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, ex: a view optimized for printing.
  
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< A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
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> Skin files are located in the twiki/template directory and are name with this syntax: <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
  A skin can be activated in two ways:
 Changed: 
<
<  
 Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. I.e.  
 Set SKIN = wikiwiki
 
  Add ?skin=name to the URL, i.e. for this topic:
 
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>  
 Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. Ex:  
 Set SKIN = print
 
  Add ?skin=name to the URL, for this example:
 
   
 
 
 http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
  TWiki Skins
-<
<
+Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
->
>
+Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can also use skins to define an alternate view, ex: a view optimized for printing.
-<
<
+A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
->
>
+Skin files are located in the twiki/template directory and are name with this syntax: <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
 A skin can be activated in two ways:
-<
<
+ Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. I.e.  
 Set SKIN = wikiwiki
 
  Add ?skin=name to the URL, i.e. for this topic:
->
>
+ Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. Ex:  
 Set SKIN = print
 
  Add ?skin=name to the URL, for this example:
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)

 TWikiSkins 3 - 15 Jul 2001 - Main.PeterThoeny
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   TWiki Skins 
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< Skins are customized template files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
>
> Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
  
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< A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl or <scriptname>.<topicname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
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> A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
  A skin can be activated in two ways: 
 Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. I.e. 
 
 Changed: 
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<  
 
 
 Set SKIN = wikiwiki 
 Note: Who has time to create the classic wikiwiki skin?
 
 
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>  
 
 
 Set SKIN = wikiwiki
 
 
   
 Add ?skin=name to the URL, i.e. for this topic: 
 http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
 
 

The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.
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> -- PeterThoeny - 14 Jul 2001
  TWiki Skins
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<
+Skins are customized template files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
->
>
+Skins are customized TWikiTemplate files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
-<
<
+A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl or <scriptname>.<topicname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
->
>
+A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
 A skin can be activated in two ways: 
 Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. I.e.
-<
<
+ Set SKIN = wikiwiki 
 Note: Who has time to create the classic wikiwiki skin?
->
>
+ Set SKIN = wikiwiki
  Add ?skin=name to the URL, i.e. for this topic: 
 http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
 
 

The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.
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+-- PeterThoeny - 16 Mar 2001
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+-- PeterThoeny - 14 Jul 2001

 TWikiSkins 2 - 16 Mar 2001 - Main.PeterThoeny
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>  TWiki Skins 
  Skins are customized template files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
 Changed: 
<
< A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl or <scriptname>.<topicname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
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> A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl or <scriptname>.<topicname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
  A skin can be activated in two ways: 
 Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. I.e. 
 
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 http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
 
 
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< The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.
>
> The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.
  
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< -- PeterThoeny?  - 20 Jan 2001 
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> -- PeterThoeny - 16 Mar 2001
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+ TWiki Skins
 Skins are customized template files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.
-<
<
+A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl or <scriptname>.<topicname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
->
>
+A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl or <scriptname>.<topicname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).
 A skin can be activated in two ways: 
 Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. I.e.
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
  http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)
-<
<
+The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.
->
>
+The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.
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+-- PeterThoeny?  - 20 Jan 2001
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+-- PeterThoeny - 16 Mar 2001

TWikiSkins 1 - 20 Jan 2001 - Main.PeterThoeny

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Skins are customized template files. You can use skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example the layout of the header and footer. Note that the renderd text between header and footer does not change. You can use skins also to define an alternate view, i.e. a view optimized for printing.

A skin file is located in the twiki/template directory and has a name like <scriptname>.<skin>.tmpl or <scriptname>.<topicname>.<skin>.tmpl. For example, the print skin for the view template is view.print.tmpl (red color added for clarification).

A skin can be activated in two ways:

Define the SKIN preference variable in TWikiPreferences, one of the WebPreferences, or a user preference. I.e.
- Set SKIN = wikiwiki
  Note: Who has time to create the classic wikiwiki skin?
Add ?skin=name to the URL, i.e. for this topic:
- http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=print (for the print view skin)
- http://moglen.law.columbia.edu/twiki/bin/view/TWiki/TWikiSkins?skin=plain (for the plain view skin that has no header and footer)

The ?skin=name URL parameter overrides the SKIN preference value.

-- PeterThoeny? - 20 Jan 2001

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