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It would be nice to be able to manage themes from a server admin account.
desired capabilities
browsing the available themes
creating themes based on read-only embedded ones
duplicating themes
editing the .tpl files on the fly (except for read-only ones)
uploading static/resource files (stretch goal)
Currently, server.dir.template can be a comma-separated list of paths to search. Wikis can also specify an absolute path with template in wiki.conf. Point being, they can exist anywhere.
I think we should make a server.dir.theme which stores editable themes managed by the server. Only those within this directory would be editable. Others would be visible but marked external. The default location would be ~/quiki/themes.
If the theme is within the wiki directory (indicating it is specific to that site), non-server admin users could edit it too maybe, within the context of the site. I don't know if this is feasible right away. If it is, it should also be possible to copy any known theme to within a wiki.
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It would be nice to be able to manage themes from a server admin account.
desired capabilities
Currently,
server.dir.template
can be a comma-separated list of paths to search. Wikis can also specify an absolute path withtemplate
inwiki.conf
. Point being, they can exist anywhere.I think we should make a
server.dir.theme
which stores editable themes managed by the server. Only those within this directory would be editable. Others would be visible but marked external. The default location would be~/quiki/themes
.If the theme is within the wiki directory (indicating it is specific to that site), non-server admin users could edit it too maybe, within the context of the site. I don't know if this is feasible right away. If it is, it should also be possible to copy any known theme to within a wiki.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: