Aside from the main.css file, are there any other css files that need to be altered for a custom skin? I have combed the main.css file to fix the table layout in the wikitext section and cannot find it. Any insight is appreciated. Thank you. Nancy Dailey
On 08/05/07, Dr. Nancy Dailey nancy@drnancydailey.com wrote:
Aside from the main.css file, are there any other css files that need to be altered for a custom skin? I have combed the main.css file to fix the table layout in the wikitext section and cannot find it. Any insight is appreciated. Thank you.
also skinname.css . So for th Monobook skin, [[MediaWiki:Monobook.css]] .
cheers, Brianna
hi,
we want set up different wikis (subwikis) while using the same sourcecode-tree. therefor i followed
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Wiki_family Scenario 2: Quick set-up
which installs different databases an handles different LocalSettings.php. everything works fine!
now i want to take an eaysier way to use my standard-configuration by copying a LocalSettings.php (use a lot of LDAP-stuff, so a always have to edit the config-files from the installation-procedure by hand :-(
a diff between my old LocalSettings.php and the installation-LocalSettings.php shows nothing complicated but $wgProxyKey. what is it for, and could i use only one of them?
kind regards jens
Jens Vieler wrote:
hi,
we want set up different wikis (subwikis) while using the same sourcecode-tree. therefor i followed
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Wiki_family Scenario 2: Quick set-up
which installs different databases an handles different LocalSettings.php. everything works fine!
now i want to take an eaysier way to use my standard-configuration by copying a LocalSettings.php (use a lot of LDAP-stuff, so a always have to edit the config-files from the installation-procedure by hand :-(
a diff between my old LocalSettings.php and the installation-LocalSettings.php shows nothing complicated but $wgProxyKey. what is it for, and could i use only one of them?
$wgProxyKey (a.k.a. $wgSecretKey) can be the same for all your wikis. The only requirement is that it is secret. It is used to make the pseudorandom login tokens, used by the "remember me" feature, slightly harder for an attacker to guess.
-- Tim Starling
$wgProxyKey (a.k.a. $wgSecretKey) can be the same for all your wikis. The only requirement is that it is secret. It is used to make the pseudorandom login tokens, used by the "remember me" feature, slightly harder for an attacker to guess.
thanks a lot tim
jens
hello,
is there a howto-manual for installing <math>-tags? started with http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Troubleshooting_math_errors but want to unsterstand the whole <math>-world.
any link is helpful jens
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