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General| Brand | Apple |
|---|---|
| Model | Computer |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Information about setting up, administering, and using Wiki Server is covered in several places.
Explains the composition of a wiki theme, including CSS, property list, and image files.
Details themes with shared layouts but different banners or color schemes, and their separate CSS files.
Describes the wireframe theme's file structure, noting its CSS files are in the main theme folder.
Guides on creating a new theme by copying and customizing the existing wireframe theme.
Explains how CSS files control wiki appearance and how to modify them for customization.
Details the role of theme.plist files in controlling theme name, availability, banner, and sidebar properties.
Introduces Property List Editor as a specialized tool for editing property list files.
Explains the structure of theme.plist files as XML and basic editing concepts.
Lists keys in theme.plist for general settings like banner size and theme display name.
Guides on customizing sidebars by editing the theme.plist file and understanding sidebar types.
Provides a summary of the example sidebars available in the wireframe theme.
Guides on enabling or commenting out example sidebars in the theme.plist file.
Explains how to add custom JavaScript and XSL files to a theme for advanced functionality.
Introduces JavaScript as a scripting language and its use in wiki servers.
Defines XSL for XML transformation and presentation, and its use in wiki servers.
Explains how wiki servers generate XML content (context) and transform it with XSL.
Details how to create a custom whitelist file to define allowed protocols, styles, and tags.
Outlines the required structure and key/value blocks for a custom whitelist file.
Explains how to add protocol names to the whitelist to allow specific URL types.
Guides on adding CSS style attribute names to the whitelist for custom styling.
Details how to add specific HTML tags and attributes, like for YouTube embedding, to the whitelist.
States that the built-in whitelist cannot be changed but may be updated by software.
Lists the protocols permitted by the default built-in whitelist.
Lists the CSS styles permitted by the default built-in whitelist.
Lists HTML tags and attributes permitted by the default built-in whitelist.
Introduces AppleWikilmporter for migrating wiki content from other websites.
Explains how to back up the wiki server using Time Machine or manual methods.
Illustrates the default file and folder structure for group wikis in the data store.
Guides on manually editing raw wiki content and the need to regenerate the index.
Explains where wiki administration settings are stored and how to view/edit them.
Details the page's metainformation stored in page.plist, including keys like author and title.
Explains how user-attached files are stored and managed within wiki pages.
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