Tikipedia
Old content follows: Tikipedia is a new theme based on Mediawiki's Monobook style also used at Wikipedia.org. The Tikipedia theme for Tiki CMS was done to illustrate the flexibility of Tiki's design capabilities and just because the Monobook style is very cool.{TAG}
The original MediaWiki site with great visual design and functionality. (This box is an example of another original plugin used twice here nested. DIVFLOATING has different parameters than the default DIV plugin: align background border width float padding margin and clear). The text size is set with the TAG plugin.Monobook the Mediawiki default theme and the Mediawiki page layout in general have some interesting characteristics. For one thing the page content area itself is pretty bare with function links and so on moved to peripheral areas.
To replicate this in the Tikipedia theme some of Tiki's wiki page controls have been moved to tabs above the content area and some to a Mediawiki-style toolbox styled like a module in the left-side column. This "module" (not a real Tiki module but a template styled to look like one) is called only on wiki pages. This is where the links for 3-D browser print save monitor backlinks language and so on are located. Also the page author information is moved from the wiki page area itself to a modified bottom bar that is loaded only on wiki pages.
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Page-top tabs are also used on image gallery file gallery directory and tracker pages. In some cases the templates needed a small edit to move the page-bar above the pagetitle but most of the details were taken care of in the CSS file.
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Welcome to Tikipedia This page demonstrates the Tikipedia theme for Tiki version |
Old content follows: Tikipedia is a new theme based on Mediawiki's Monobook style also used at Wikipedia.org. The Tikipedia theme for Tiki CMS was done to illustrate the flexibility of Tiki's design capabilities and just because the Monobook style is very cool.{TAG}
Unique wiki page features
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The original MediaWiki site with great visual design and functionality. (This box is an example of another original plugin used twice here nested. DIVFLOATING has different parameters than the default DIV plugin: align background border width float padding margin and clear). The text size is set with the TAG plugin.Monobook the Mediawiki default theme and the Mediawiki page layout in general have some interesting characteristics. For one thing the page content area itself is pretty bare with function links and so on moved to peripheral areas.To replicate this in the Tikipedia theme some of Tiki's wiki page controls have been moved to tabs above the content area and some to a Mediawiki-style toolbox styled like a module in the left-side column. This "module" (not a real Tiki module but a template styled to look like one) is called only on wiki pages. This is where the links for 3-D browser print save monitor backlinks language and so on are located. Also the page author information is moved from the wiki page area itself to a modified bottom bar that is loaded only on wiki pages.
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Other changes from the Tiki default
Rather than having the usual side-column log-in module this theme places a link to the log-in screen at the top right of the page in keeping with the MediaWiki layout. In order not to interfere with the normal log-in module display when other themes are chosen Tikipedia uses CSS to prevent the log-in box from displaying in the side column.Page-top tabs are also used on image gallery file gallery directory and tracker pages. In some cases the templates needed a small edit to move the page-bar above the pagetitle but most of the details were taken care of in the CSS file.
Bundled plugins
This theme includes several plugins to emulate the look and functionality of the Monobook theme at Mediawiki sites but that can be used with other themes. These include: WARNING: No such module THUMBDIV! This is an example of the THUMBDIV plugin.- The MAKETOCBOX plugin used above is a styled {maketoc} tag that has a "Contents" title can be floated left or right and displays/hides the links similar to the Wikipedia function.
- The THUMBDIV image thumbnail plugin also shown on this page. This div can contain any wikitext with links or whatever and displays a thumbnail of an image in a Tiki gallery which links to the page of the full-size image.
- The TWOCOLORTITLEBOX? used at the top of this page for the "Welcome to Tikipedia!" message was specifically made for the Mediawiki emulation but may have some other uses. The plugin is currently hardcoded to produce the font size; the title is divided into two spans each of which can be given a color as a parameter.
Structural details
See Tikipedia_development for some notes on the process.Customizing
Please see Customizing_Tikipedia for information on customizing/personalizing this theme.Download
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Category: Tikipedia
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Gary, 11:54 EST, Sat, Nov 01, 2008:
Iframe plugin is now at [[Link]
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Gary, 20:42 EST, Thu, Oct 16, 2008:
Well, more interesting than random characters, but not really the direction I was hoping for. ;-)
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I wish testers would write something more interesting. ;-)
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