Summary: Simple div(no table) version of default PmWiki skin.
Version: 2010-06-14
Prerequisites: PmWiki 2.2.4+
Status: stable
Maintainer: V.Krishn (
VKrishn)
Pmwiki-dt (Simple tableless skin)
Description
- This skin is a simple div(no table) version of default PmWiki skin.
- Efforts have been made to make the stylesheet as close to the default css that comes with PmWiki skin, so that it could be easy to migrate from present skin to a table-less design.
- The css styles makes divs behave as table (hence dt - divtable).
Notes
- The css styles uses divs to behave as table (hence dt - divtable). The skin should work in browsers that implements CSS 2.1+ .
Browser Compatibility
- Firefox 2.0+ (with bugs - see below)(fixed in Firefox 5.0)
- Konqueror 3.5.9+
- Opera 10+
- Safari 4+
- Chrome 4+
Release notes
Bugs
- Firefox -
Sometimes Wikiarea/editarea jumps below left sidebar.
There seems to be some issue as how Firefox displays/renders divs that have css property set to table and table-cells.(fixed in Firefox 5.0)
Known Issues
- The sidebar(#wikileft) and wikitext(#wikibody) behave as table cell(block) and not as default 'block'.
Javascripts that hides/shows sidebars dynamically needs to correctly set the block type (Issue is un-tested).
See also
Contributors
Installation
| Requirements |
| Package/Apps | Minimum | Last test |
| Php | 4 >= 4.3.0 | 5.2+ |
| PmWiki | 2.2.4+ | 2.2.4+ |
CSS(browser dependant) http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/ | 2.1+ | 2.1+ |
Unzip and Place the pmwiki-dt/ directory in your skins directory (pub/skins/),
and set in config.php:
$Skin = 'pmwiki-dt';
Files/Download
Changelog
June 14, 2010
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pmwiki-dt v2.2.0
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-- Initial release.
-- Version jumped to coincide with current major version of PmWiki.
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