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Template for using DokuWiki as CMS

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2016-03-20

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By Klaus Vormweg

• showlogin2
• wallpaper
• authldaplocal
• monochrome

This template can be of value if you use DokuWiki as a lightweight CMS. It is meant for and best suited for a wiki with read access for everybody and restricted write access. It is not suited for a totally closed wiki. From version 0.1.1 onward it can be used for a totally open wiki. The template offers a sidebar with either an index or content from a wiki page. It is based on the “Arctic” and the old default template.

• http://www.tuhh.de/~psvkv/dokucms/

• kantorei pro musica - a chorus of about 25 singers in Switzerland - performing mainly sacral works - German language
• Schule Schwaderloch - Primary School of Schwaderloch (Switzerland)
• First International Workshop on Organizational Design and Engineering
• A Primer on Molecular Evolution and Phylogenetics
• http://www.lauda-koenigshofen.com : a private Site about the wine-producing city Lauda-Königshofen, Germany
• http://www.casayanos.fr : Head Cook at home (paella) at Rennes (France) is not this themplate
• http://www.admrc.org.uk The Abingdon Model Railway Club wiki - designed to be updated by any member
• http://ottomanist.info Ottomanist.info scientific project
• http://www.hammurapi.com Hammurapi Group site.
• http://hc-ddr.hucki.net/wiki a site about GDR homecomputers, with slightly changes of this template
• Grupo de Ciencias Planetarias, FCAGLP, UNLP, spanish language.
• STAdtradeln 2012 - Stadtradeln im Landkreis Starnberg

the page ist not really sizeable, because of many fixed “width” values in layout.css:
from version 0.4.4 upwards template users can define the maximum allowed width of the content area

Is there a simple way to set/change the color of a page area surrounding page contents? It looks like these “margins” are displayed with the default browser's background color, which is mostly set to a rather ugly looking grey.
this beautiful grey color is defined in design.css on line 191