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Current Features

by Volodymyr Rudnytskyy — last modified Dec 30, 2008 03:05 PM

version 0.7.3

1:1 transfer of custom skin layer from ZODB to file system
Skin registered as default Plone skin upon installation
Flexible portlets management
CSS and JavaScript registry support
Automatic uninstall of previously installed custom skin product that was generated by qPloneSkinDump
Custom content transfer

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This tutorial is helpful for Plone skins designers who have some experience with creating custom look and feel for Plone and want to release their work as file-system Plone Skin Product. Plone developers might find this product useful as well.

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Relevant for:
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Author: Volodymyr Rudnytskyy
Last modified: 1239 days ago.

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