Lmfdc Web Preferences

The following settings are web preferences of the Lmfdc web. These preferences overwrite the site-level preferences in TWiki.Default Preferences and Main.Site Preferences, and can be overwritten by user preferences (your personal topic, eg: TWiki Guest? in the Main web).

Web Preferences Settings

These settings override the defaults for this web only. See full list of defaults with explanation?. Many of the settings below are commented out. Remove the # sign to enable a local customisation.

• List of topics of the Lmfdc web:
  • #Set WEBTOPICLIST = Changes  |  Index  |  Search  |  Go

• Web-specific background color: (Pick a lighter one of the Standard Colors).
  • Set WEBBGCOLOR = #33FF66
  • Note: This setting is automatically configured when you create a web

• Image, URL and alternate tooltip text of web's logo.
  Note: Don't add your own local logos to the TWiki Logos? topic; create your own logos topic instead.
  • #Set WEBLOGOIMG =
  • #Set WEBLOGOURL = /Common/WebHome
  • #Set WEBLOGOALT = COPs

• List this web in the Site Map. If you want the web listed, then set SITEMAPLIST to on, do not set NOSEARCHALL, and add the "what" and "use to..." description for the site map. Use links that include the name of the web, i.e. Lmfdc.Topic links.
  Note: Unlike other variables, the setting of SITEMAPLIST is not inherited from parent webs. It has to be set in every web that is to be listed in the Site Map
  
  • Set SITEMAPLIST = on
  • Set SITEMAPWHAT = La Mesa- Foothills Democratic Club
  • Set SITEMAPUSETO = ...collaborate on business relevant to the La Mesa Foothills Democratic Club
  • Note: Above settings are automatically configured when you create a web

• Exclude web from a web="all" search: (Set to on for hidden webs).
  • Set NOSEARCHALL =
  • Note: This setting is automatically configured when you create a web

• Prevent automatic linking of WikiWords and acronyms (if set to on); link WikiWords (if empty); can be overwritten by web preferences:
  • #Set NOAUTOLINK =
  • Note: You can still use the [[...][...]] syntax to link topics if you disabled WikiWord linking. The <noautolink> ... </noautolink> syntax can be used to prevents links within a block of text.

• Default template for new topics for this web:
  • WebTopicEditTemplate: Default template for new topics in this web. (Site-level is used if topic does not exist)
  • TWiki.Web Topic Edit Template: Site-level default topic template

• Comma separated list of forms that can be attached to topics in this web. See TWiki Forms? for more information.
  • Set WEBFORMS =

• Users or groups who are not / are allowed to view / change / rename topics in the Lmfdc web: (See TWiki Access Control?). Remove the # to enable any of these settings. Remember that an empty setting is a valid setting; setting DENYWEBVIEW to nothing means that anyone can view the web.
  • #Set DENYWEBVIEW =
  • #Set ALLOWWEBVIEW =
  • #Set DENYWEBCHANGE =
  • Set ALLOWWEBCHANGE = Approved Users Group
  • #Set DENYWEBRENAME =
  • Set ALLOWWEBRENAME = Approved Users Group

• Users or groups allowed to change or rename this WebPreferences topic: (e.g., TWiki Admin Group)
  • Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = TWiki Admin Group
  • Set ALLOWTOPICRENAME = TWiki Admin Group

• Web preferences that are not allowed to be overridden by user or topic preferences:
  • Set FINALPREFERENCES = NOSEARCHALL, ATTACHFILESIZELIMIT, WIKIWEBMASTER, WEBCOPYRIGHT, WEBTOPICLIST, DENYWEBVIEW, DENYWEBCHANGE, ALLOWWEBCHANGE, DENYWEBRENAME, ALLOWWEBRENAME

Help on Preferences

• A preference setting lets you define a simple macro? that can be expanded in your output.
• A preference setting looks like this:
  3 or 6 spaces * Set NAME = value
  Example:
  • Set WEBBGCOLOR = #FFFFC0
• A preferences setting can be disabled with a # sign. Remove the # sign to enable a local customisation. Example:
  
  • #Set DENYWEBCHANGE = Unknown User
• Macros defined using preference settings are expanded by enclosing the name in percent signs. Example:
  • When you write %WEBBGCOLOR%, it gets expanded to #33FF66
• The sequential order of the preference settings is significant. i.e. set WEBCOPYRIGHT before WIKIWEBMASTER since %WEBCOPYRIGHT% uses the %WIKIWEBMASTER% setting.
• You can introduce your own preference settings and use them in your topics and templates.
• Preferences can be defined in a number of places:
  1. Default Preferences
  2. Site Preferences
  3. Parent webs WebPreferences
  4. WebPreferences
  5. In user topics
  6. In Plugin documentation topics
  7. In topics
• Preference settings can be finalised, which means they can't be redefined

Tools

• Rename, move or delete this web:
  • Rename/move/delete web..., looking for references in all public webs - See also: Managing Webs

Related Topics

• System.Default Preferences, Main.Site Preferences - site-level preferences
• WikiUsers - list of user topics. User topics can have optional user preferences
• Macros - what macros are and how to use them, including a list of common macros
• AccessControl - explains how to restrict access by users or groups