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As usual you have several options to add custom CSS to your MediaWiki installation (see also the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:CSS manual pages on mediawiki.org]): | As usual you have several options to add custom CSS to your MediaWiki installation (see also the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:CSS manual pages on mediawiki.org]): | ||
* via '''[[Mediawiki:Common.css]]''': be aware that it is not used for the login and preferences pages (you can, hower, [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:CSS#Styles_not_working_on_Special:UserLogin_or_Special:Preferences.3F allow it] if you don't care for the security implications) | * via '''[[Mediawiki:Common.css]]''': be aware that it is not used for the login and preferences pages (you can, hower, [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:CSS#Styles_not_working_on_Special:UserLogin_or_Special:Preferences.3F allow it] if you don't care for the security implications) | ||
| + | * via '''[[Mediawiki:Tweeki.css]]''': more specifically, this CSS will only be loaded when you're using Tweeki as a skin. Same exceptions as above! | ||
* via your own extension | * via your own extension | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | $wgResourceModules['xxx'] = [ | ||
| + | 'styles' => 'styles.css', | ||
| + | 'localBasePath' => '.', | ||
| + | 'remoteExtPath' => '', | ||
| + | 'position' => 'top' | ||
| + | ]; | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:03, 9 March 2020
As usual you have several options to add custom CSS to your MediaWiki installation (see also the manual pages on mediawiki.org):
- via Mediawiki:Common.css: be aware that it is not used for the login and preferences pages (you can, hower, allow it if you don't care for the security implications)
- via Mediawiki:Tweeki.css: more specifically, this CSS will only be loaded when you're using Tweeki as a skin. Same exceptions as above!
- via your own extension
$wgResourceModules['xxx'] = [
'styles' => 'styles.css',
'localBasePath' => '.',
'remoteExtPath' => '',
'position' => 'top'
];