Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) is an extension of MediaWiki the wiki application best known for powering Wikipedia that helps to search, organise, tag, browse, evaluate, and share the wiki's content.
MEDIAWIKI THEMES MANUAL
Otherwise, I'm very happy with the appearance on smaller screens. User manual Introduction to Semantic MediaWiki Einfhrung in Semantic MediaWiki. My only complaint is that the overall look of Monobook is kind of dated but I could probably fix that without too much trouble. I only had to make minor changes to the Monobook.css, like making menu fonts bigger for mobile screens, and the result was what I was looking for. I even played around on Monobook-and was surprised to find that Monobook now comes responsive out of the box! (Or maybe it's only adaptive-I don't really understand the differences.)
MEDIAWIKI THEMES SKIN
I started out by looking at each skin again, making note of which ones were the closest to what I wanted and would require the least amount of work. I decided that I needed to take an existing skin and tweak it to meet my requirements.
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HTML is good for debugging, but is unsuitable for application use. MediaWiki can, in fact, be heavily customised and integrated, and these. None of the ones I tried out fit my requirements. This is the HTML representation of the JSON format. When you think of MediaWiki, the open source wiki software, you probably think of the very functional but hardly-stunning looks of the traditional MonoBook or Vector skins associated with Wikipedia, which act as MediaWiki’s default themes. What I was hoping for was a relatively simple skin that doesn't get in the users' way, is relatively consistent between mobile and desktop users, and lets my customize the menu navigation links.
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(How worthless is that? Nobody using my wiki would ever have a desired to go to a random page, yet I couldn't easily remove that option from the menu!) I also discovered that different types of infoboxes were hidden on Minerva Neue, and I couldn't tell why-or if there was any sense as to how to prevent hidden infoboxes in the future.Īfter I got sick of Minerva Neue, I tried all the responsive skins I could find-mostly the ones in the blog post. Check 'Include templates' and check 'Include only the current revision, not the full history', (or the file will be too big). There was no way to customize the main navigation links, or even get rid of the "random page" link in the nav menu. Go to Wikipedia and copy the name of the template you're after, go to Special:Export and paste the name of the template in the big text box, e.g. I figured if that's what was on Wikipedia, it must be the best. For that purpose access the website as an. You can easily change them from your MediaWiki administrative page. Templates are the foundation of Semantic Mediawiki allowing you to use a single source of inform. I had Minerva Neue and MobileFrontend installed on my wiki a few years ago. MediaWiki comes with a few pre-installed themes. This video introduces the concept of templates in Mediawiki.
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