On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 9:05 PM, Daniel Friesen lists@nadir-seen-fire.com wrote:
If you have a MediaWiki skin you've built, feel free to bring out it's source code. Currently most of the few custom skins that exist are floating around the Internet, and they are various degrees of out of date. Bring up the source code, and I'll look into committing the skin into svn and cleaning it up stripping away the boilerplate.
Have a look at userstyles.org[1]. I'm not sure what the licences are, but perhaps we can contact some of the authors? I'm a big fan of Wikipedia Grey Lady III.
Btw would you mind explaining the difference between a skin and a CSS file, assuming there is one?
Steve [1] For those unfamiliar with it, it's a repository of site-specific CSS files for use with the browser extension Stylish. You pick a style that someone has defined for a given site, and everytime you visit that site, you'll get that CSS layered over the top.