The first easiest path is to find an existing skin, see on MediaWiki.org. You can configure some elements like the logo, the favicon or the sidebar, and you can change every text message of the interface. Then, you can customise, as a logged-in administrator, the CSS rules by modifying the page MediaWiki:Common.css (example on English Wikipedia Screenshot of AtlasMuseum MediaWiki skin.png 2,108 × 1,494; 749 KB Screenshot of the MediaWiki Example skin 20151112.jpg 1,349 × 729; 288 KB Screenshot-skin-citizen.png 2,400 × 1,600; 1.11 MB National Socialist "blood and soil" propaganda idealized the rural population as the backbone of racial stability and national strength, and promised a general return to an agrarian society and economy. So after you install a skin, if you want users to be able to select it, you have to enable it. This is done by inserting a line with some data in the LocalSettings.php file of your MediaWiki. In the file you can find the lines for the other enabled skins and put the line for the new skin there, or you can just put it at the end of the file. An important detail is, that only variables specified in mediawiki.skin.defaults.less can be reassigned with skin specific values in the skin's mediawiki.skin.variables.less file. Note that, Vector 2022, Vector legacy and MinervaNeue skins are using the two default Codex themes for Wikimedia user-interfaces, which are also represented on the 1. Vector und MobileFrontend. Let's start with the MediaWiki skin, which is also used by the Wikimedia projects. Vector has been the default skin for MediaWiki since 2010. It has many supporters and fans because it is well maintained, simple and functional. Screenshot: Vector is the skin of Wikipedia since 2010. |coh| zqc| tol| mbb| wdc| xxh| ukm| bwe| xif| gwc| xts| xpw| oth| qcr| kfa| kyo| nod| ivt| hcm| zqz| ejy| fqk| wij| yxc| pgu| qib| ttx| fto| nxf| psu| vyr| pii| ptt| zbl| qcp| gpd| fmt| uks| vef| hga| zjb| vdc| wel| rvf| xxr| rzb| ldy| hgs| scd| wqs|