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diff --git a/skins/README b/skins/README index 111c00f03..d649350b9 100644 --- a/skins/README +++ b/skins/README @@ -1,20 +1,18 @@ There are three directories here, standard/, custom/, and contrib/. -standard/ holds the standard stylesheets. These are used no matter -what skin the user selects. If the user selects the "Classic" skin, -then *only* the standard/ stylesheets are used. +standard/ holds the standard stylesheets. These are used no matter what skin +the user selects. If the user selects the "Classic" skin, then *only* the +standard/ stylesheets are used. -contrib/ holds "skins" that the user can select in their preferences. -skins are in directories, and they contain files with the same names -as the files in skins/standard/. Simply putting a new directory -into the contrib/ directory adds a new skin as an option in users' -preferences. +contrib/ holds "skins" that the user can select in their preferences. skins +are in directories, and they contain files with the same names as the files in +skins/standard/. Simply putting a new directory into the contrib/ directory +adds a new skin as an option in users' preferences. -custom/ allows you to locally override the standard/ and contrib/ CSS. -If you put files into the custom/ directory with the same names as the CSS -files in skins/standard/, you can override the standard/ and contrib/ -CSS. For example, if you want to override some CSS in -skins/standard/global.css, then you should create a file called "global.css" -in custom/ and put some CSS in it. The CSS you put into files in custom/ will -be used *in addition* to the CSS in skins/standard/ or the CSS in -skins/contrib/. It will apply to every skin. +custom/ allows you to locally override the standard/ and contrib/ CSS. If you +put files into the custom/ directory with the same names as the CSS files in +skins/standard/, you can override the standard/ and contrib/ CSS. For example, +if you want to override some CSS in skins/standard/global.css, then you should +create a file called "global.css" in custom/ and put some CSS in it. The CSS +you put into files in custom/ will be used *in addition* to the CSS in +skins/standard/ or the CSS in skins/contrib/. It will apply to every skin. |