and thinking about it, prehaps we should of done "skins" first.
fortunately .. coke links to skins, so for the moment we are ok. i shall add "skins" in a few weeks time.

I like the way "themes" notes

Till the official launching, we would like you to visit our brother project: http://skins.wikidot.com/ .See you soon!

:))

http://wiki-coke.wikidot.com/

10/10 fereal. from what i can see, a bloody good job.

Will upload once the documentation is finished.

http://wiki-coke.wikidot.com/

This is a good idea.
Please- write a short notice in our blog for the lastest Community news: [* http://community.wikidot.com/start-blog]

So far I've uploaded four themes, all designed for blogging, and derived from the Bloo theme. If more people contribute to the site, I'll add voting and tagging and so on to make it easier to work with.

Using one of these themes is simple: copy the css code and save as a custom theme on your site. Eventually Wikidot may support skins.wikidot.com more elegantly.

If you want to contribute a theme:

1. Prepare all images and CSS so that the URLs in the CSS are of the form "url(http://skins.wikidot.com/local--files/theme:mythemename"
2. Create a new theme using the box on the main page, and save the description of the theme
3. Save your CSS as an attachment called style.css
4. Upload all your images to the new page
5. Upload a preview image called preview.png (this is mandatory)
6. Check that your theme shows on the main page

We talk here about the layout, and not the content of a site.

please have a look at my blog at Wikidot: http://quake.wikidot.com/

The site is written completely in Wikidot using _templates, ListPagesModule and… a custom theme I've created just for blogging purposes.

I you like this, we can add it to the bunch of standard (selectable in manage site) themes.

Look down a few posts to see what I did.

i did :-)

Thanks man.

#header h1 a {
background-color:transparent;
}

edit: nvm i see you fixed it, looks nice