Classic Skin The classic TWiki skin is a bare bone and functional skin, supporting any browser, and has a minimum of graphics This is not really a skin. It is the ...
Pattern skin PatternSkin provides a CSS based default look and feel for TWiki flexible and W3C compliant. Its layout and color scheme are designed to provide a ...
Plain Skin The plain skin is used to get the rendered topic text without any page decoration such as side, top or bottom bars. The text is shown without any markup ...
Print Skin The print skin, useful to print pages with a small header and footer. Other skins, such as PatternSkin, may introduce their own print skin. This skin is ...
Appendix A: TWiki Development Time line #FreetownRelease TWiki Release 4.2 (Freetown), 22 Jan 2008 New Features and Enhancements of TWiki Release 4.2 Easier ...
TWiki Installation Guide The following is installation instructions for the TWiki 4.2 production release on an Apache web server on Linux. Visit TWiki:TWiki.InstallingTWiki ...
TWiki Site Level Preferences This topic defines site level settings that apply to all users and webs on this TWikiSite. Note: This topic should be regarded ...
TWiki Skins Skins overlay regular templates to give different looks and feels to TWiki screens. Overview TWiki uses TWikiTemplates files as the basis of all the ...
TWiki System Requirements Server and client requirements Low client and server base requirements are core features that keep TWiki widely deployable, particularly ...
TWiki Skins Skins overlay regular templates with alternate header/footer layouts. You can use Skins to change the look of a TWiki topic, for example, the layout of ...
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