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NAME
Posy::Plugin::ThemeCss - Posy plugin to give the start of an entry body
VERSION
This describes version 0.01 of Posy::Plugin::ThemeCss.
SYNOPSIS
@plugins = qw(Posy::Core
Posy::Plugin::TextTemplate
Posy::Plugin::YamlConfig
Posy::Plugin::ThemeCss));
@actions = qw(init_params
parse_path
stop_if_not_found
set_config
index_entries
select_by_path
filter_by_date
sort_entries
content_type
head_template
theme_css_set
head_render
do_entry_actions
foot_template
foot_render
render_page
);
DESCRIPTION
This plugin allows a visitor to choose which CSS layout they would like to use when browsing your site, by checking a CGI parameter.
There are two variables filled in by this plugin that can be used within your flavour files. The $flow_theme_css_display variable contains the stylesheet link metatag for the currently selected CSS file. This variable must be inserted into your head flavour file.
The second variable is $flow_theme_css_links which presents a list of all the different CSS themes available on your site.
If you don't want to use the $flow_theme_css_links list for accessing your various CSS themes, you can simply tack on the following CGI string to a URL:
?theme_css=theme_name: where 'theme_name' is the name of the CSS theme.
Activation
This plugin needs to be added to both the plugins list and the actions list. It doesn't really matter where it is in the plugins list, just so long as you also have the Posy::Plugin::YamlConfig plugin as well.
In the actions list, it needs to go somewhere after set_config and before head_render, since the config needs to have been read, and this needs to set values before the head is rendered.
Configuration
This expects configuration settings in the $self->{config} hash, which, in the default Posy setup, can be defined in the main "config" file in the data directory.
This requires the Posy::Plugin::YamlConfig plugin (or equivalent), because the configuration variables for this plugin are not simple string values; it expects most of the config values to be in a hash at $self->{config}->{theme_css}
There are two main config settings;
- theme_css_default
-
The default CSS selection when none is specified. This is a separate value because one might want to use a different default theme in a different part of the site, so this enables one to just set this value without having to set the others again.
- theme_css
-
A hash containing the rest of the settings.
- themes
-
This list defined the order of the labels that are shown in the list of CSS themes set in $flow_theme_css_links Note that for every entry in this list, there must be a corresponding entry in the files hash.
- files
-
These are the (CSS) files associated with the CSS selections.
- param
-
The name of the parameter to check for selecting CSS themes.
Example config file:
theme_css_default: Smooth
theme_css:
themes:
- Smooth
- Smooth2
- Midnight
- Blue2
- Dark
- Gold
files:
Smooth: '/styles/theme_default.css'
Smooth2: '/styles/theme_alt.css'
Midnight: '/styles/theme_midblu.css'
Blue2: '/styles/theme_blue2.css'
Dark: '/styles/theme_dark.css'
Gold: '/styles/theme_gold.css'
param: theme_css
OBJECT METHODS
Documentation for developers and those wishing to write plugins.
init
Do some initialization; make sure that default config values are set.
Flow Action Methods
Methods implementing actions.
theme_css_set
$self->theme_css_set(\%flow_state)
Sets $flow_state->{theme_css_display} and $flow_state->{theme_css_links} (aka $flow_theme_css_display and $flow_theme_css_links) to be used inside flavour files.
Helper Methods
Methods which can be called from within other methods.
theme_css_links
$links = $self->theme_css_links($theme_name);
Generates the list of all CSS theme links. The $theme_name variable is the name of the currently active theme.
REQUIRES
HTML::ThemeCss
Test::More
SEE ALSO
perl(1). Posy
BUGS
Please report any bugs or feature requests to the author.
AUTHOR
Kathryn Andersen (RUBYKAT)
perlkat AT katspace dot com
http://www.katspace.com
COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE
Copyright (c) 2004 by Kathryn Andersen
Based in part on the 'css' blosxom plugin by Eric Davis <edavis <at> foobargeek <dot> com> http://www.foobargeek.com
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.