This theme adapted for TikiWiki CMS/Groupware is a derived work using visual elements of the Underground theme by Erwin Aligam (styleshout.com/Underground (cache)), which was released under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license. Consequently, the visual aspects retain the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license, while the structural aspects based on the default TikiWiki components are licensed GNU/LGPL. Please retain the link to styleshout.com in the page footer to be in compliance with the CCA 2.4 license.

To best emulate the original design, column padding and margins in underground.css have been set assuming a two-column page — left column and center column. All three columns can be used, of course, but for the best appearance the margins/padding should be adjusted to be symmetrical, etc. I'll add details about this soon.

The site title can be set using the Look & Feel custom code box. Activate that feature and input:

<div id="sitesubtitle">site subtitle</div>
<div id="sitetitle">site<span id="sitetitle_highlight">title</span></div>

Since the horizontal menu and the site subtitle are on the same line, if the menu has a number of top-level items, it may overlap the site subtitle. In this case, either reduce the number of menu items or shorten or not use the site subtitle.

h1 headline

Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy link. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text.

h2 headline

h2 Another h2

h3 headline

Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text.

h4 headline

Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text.

A horizontal rule:

A ^box^

1. First numbered item
   1. Sub-item one
   2. Sub-item two
2. Second numbered item
3. Third numbered item

• Item One
• Item Two
• Item Three
  • Item Three-B
• Item Four

A module (centered with "::" tags):

produces:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

produces:

term

definition

term

definition

term

definition

{FANCYTABLE()} example:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Here's a list made with the FANCYLIST plugin:

1. Log in as the admin with password admin.

2. Change the admin password.

3. Enable specific Tiki features.

4. Configure the features.

And that's it for now.