LinuxKernel Web Preferences
The following settings are
web preferences of the
LinuxKernel web. These preferences overwrite the
site-level preferences in
DefaultPreferences, and can be overwritten by
user preferences (your personal topic, eg:
TWikiGuest? in the
Main web).
Preferences:These settings override the defaults for this web only. See
a full list of defaults?.
Most of the settings below are commented out. Remove the # sign to enable a local customisation.
- List of topics of the LinuxKernel web:
#D0D0D0
- Web-specific background color: (Pick a lighter one of the StandardColors). This setting is automatically configured when you create a web.
- Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of web's logo. Note: don't add your own local logos to the TWikiLogos? topic; create your own logos topic instead.
- #Set WEBLOGOIMG = /pub/Main/SitePreferences/linux-arm-org.png
- #Set WEBLOGOURL = http://www.linux-arm.org/
- #Set WEBLOGOALT = Linux on ARM Wiki
- List this web in the SiteMap. If you want the web listed, then set SITEMAPLIST to
on
, do not set NOSEARCHALL, and add the "what" and "use to..." description for the site map. Use links that include the name of the web, i.e. LinuxKernel.Topic links. Note: Unlike other variables, the setting of SITEMAPLIST is not inherited from parent webs. It has to be set in every web that is to be listed in the SiteMap- Set SITEMAPLIST = on
- This setting is automatically configured when you create a web.
- Set SITEMAPWHAT = Linux Kernel Web
- This setting is automatically configured when you create a web.
- Set SITEMAPUSETO = ...collaborate on Linux Kernel
- Exclude web from a
web="all"
search: (Set to on
for hidden webs). This setting is automatically configured when you create a web.
- Prevent automatic linking of WikiWords and acronyms (if set to
on
); link WikiWords (if empty); can be overwritten by web preferences: - Note: You can still use the
[[...][...]]
syntax to link topics if you disabled WikiWord linking. The <noautolink> ... </noautolink>
syntax can be used to prevents links within a block of text.
- Default template for new topics for this web:
- WebTopicEditTemplate?: Default template for new topics in this web. (Site-level is used if topic does not exist)
- TWiki.WebTopicEditTemplate: Site-level default topic template
- Comma separated list of forms that can be attached to topics in this web. See TWikiForms? for more information.
- #Set WEBFORMS = %WEBFORMS%
- Users or groups who are not / are allowed to view / change / rename topics in the LinuxKernel web: (See TWikiAccessControl?). Remove the # to enable any of these settings. Remember that an empty setting is a valid setting; setting DENYWEBVIEW to nothing means that anyone can view the web.
- #Set DENYWEBVIEW =
- #Set ALLOWWEBVIEW =
- #Set DENYWEBCHANGE =
- #Set ALLOWWEBCHANGE = TWikiAdminGroup?
- #Set DENYWEBRENAME =
- #Set ALLOWWEBRENAME = TWikiAdminGroup?
- Users or groups allowed to change or rename this WebPreferences topic: (e.g., TWikiAdminGroup?)
- #Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = TWikiAdminGroup?
- #Set ALLOWTOPICRENAME = TWikiAdminGroup?
- Web preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by user or topic preferences:
- Set FINALPREFERENCES = NOSEARCHALL, ATTACHFILESIZELIMIT, WIKIWEBMASTER, WEBCOPYRIGHT, WEBTOPICLIST, DENYWEBVIEW, ALLOWWEBVIEW, DENYWEBCHANGE, ALLOWWEBCHANGE, DENYWEBRENAME, ALLOWWEBRENAME
Help on Preferences
- A preference setting lets you define a simple macro? that can be expanded in your output.
- A preference setting looks like this:
3 or 6 spaces * Set NAME = value
Example: - A preferences setting can be disabled with a # sign. Remove the # sign to enable a local customisation. Example:
- Macros defined using preference settings are expanded by enclosing the name in percent signs. Example:
- When you write
%WEBBGCOLOR%
, it gets expanded to #D0D0D0
- The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. i.e. set
WEBCOPYRIGHT
before WIKIWEBMASTER
since %WEBCOPYRIGHT%
uses the %WIKIWEBMASTER%
setting. - You can introduce your own preference settings and use them in your topics and templates.
- Preferences can be defined in a number of places:
- DefaultPreferences
- SitePreferences
- Parent webs WebPreferences
- WebPreferences
- In user topics
- In Plugin documentation topics
- In topics
- Preference settings can be finalised, which means they can't be redefined
Tools
- Rename, move or delete this web:
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