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	When you open the '''theme options''' tab, you can choose to edit either its ''simple options'' or its ''advanced options''. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main theme configuration fields from the database. To understand how it works, you should also read about the XML file and the creation of a theme from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.		When you open the '''theme options''' tab, you can choose to edit either its ''simple options'' or its ''advanced options''. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main theme configuration fields from the database. To understand how it works, you should also read about the XML file and the creation of a theme from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.

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	However, if you do wish to perform advanced settings editing, click on the ''advanced options'' tab		However, if you do wish to perform advanced settings editing, click on the ''advanced options'' tab


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	<center>[[File:Advanced.png\|thumb\|410px\|center\|]]</center>		<center>[[File:Advanced.png\|thumb\|410px\|center\|]]</center>


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	*'''Files css''': The CSS files that should be added to the template;		*'''Files css''': The CSS files that should be added to the template;
	*'''Files js''': The JS files that should be added to the template;		*'''Files js''': The JS files that should be added to the template;
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	*'''Packages To Load''': You can load from this setting some core asset packages from LimeSurvey.		*'''Packages To Load''': You can load from this setting some core asset packages from LimeSurvey.

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	You’ll notice an upload input at the top, which gives you the possibility to upload a file into the file directory of the theme.		You’ll notice an upload input at the top, which gives you the possibility to upload a file into the file directory of the theme.
	These parameters can be used to change the entire appearance of the theme.		These parameters can be used to change the entire appearance of the theme.

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	{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text='''Don't touch the values unless you know what you're doing!'''}}		{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text='''Don't touch the values unless you know what you're doing!'''}}
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Cdorin at 14:16, 11 January 2018

2018-01-11T14:16:03Z

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	When you open the options ~~of a given template~~, you can choose ~~between “simple options” and “advanced options”~~. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields ~~of the Template Configuration in~~ the database. To understand how it works, you should also read ~~all~~ about the XML file and the creation of a ~~template~~ from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.		When you open the '''theme options''' tab, you can choose to edit either its ''simple options'' or its ''advanced options''. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main theme configuration fields from the database. To understand how it works, you should also read about the XML file and the creation of a theme from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.

			However, if you do wish to perform advanced settings editing, click on the ''advanced options'' tab


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	*'''Files css''': ~~the~~ CSS files that should be added to the template;		*'''Files css''': The CSS files that should be added to the template;
	*'''Files js''': ~~the~~ JS files that should be added to the template;		*'''Files js''': The JS files that should be added to the template;
	*'''Files Print Css''': ~~the~~ CSS files to load when printing a template;		*'''Files Print Css''': The CSS files to load when printing a template;
	*'''Options''': the options (and their value) that should be parsed to the template view;		*'''Options''': This field includes the options (and their value) that should be parsed to the template view;
	*'''CssFramework Name''': The name of the CSS framework to load. For now, only Bootstrap or nothing;		*'''CssFramework Name''': The name of the CSS framework to load. For now, only Bootstrap or nothing;
	*'''Cssframework Css''': ~~here, you~~ can replace the core bootstrap.css by a different custom version of it;		*'''Cssframework Css''': You can replace the core bootstrap.css in this field by a different custom version of it;
	*'''Cssframework Js''': ~~here, you can replace the~~ core ~~bootstrap~~.js by a different custom version of it;		*'''Cssframework Js''': The field core boostrap.js can be replaced from here by a different custom version of it;
	*'''Packages To Load''': ~~here, you~~ can load some core asset packages from LimeSurvey.		*'''Packages To Load''': You can load from this setting some core asset packages from LimeSurvey.

	You’ll notice an upload input at the top, it gives you the possibility to upload a file into the file directory.		You’ll notice an upload input at the top, which gives you the possibility to upload a file into the file directory of the theme.
	~~With those~~ parameters, the entire appearance of the ~~template can be changed~~.		These parameters can be used to change the entire appearance of the theme.

	{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text= Don't touch the values ~~below~~ unless you know what you're doing.}}		{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text='''Don't touch the values unless you know what you're doing!'''}}
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Cdorin at 16:59, 9 January 2018

2018-01-09T16:59:31Z

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	When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.		When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.


	<center>[[File:Advanced.png\|thumb\|410px\|center\|]]</center>		<center>[[File:Advanced.png\|thumb\|410px\|center\|]]</center>


	*'''Files css''': the CSS files that should be added to the template;		*'''Files css''': the CSS files that should be added to the template;

Cdorin at 16:56, 9 January 2018

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	When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.		When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.
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	{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text= Don't touch the values below unless you know what you're doing.}}		{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text= Don't touch the values below unless you know what you're doing.}}


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Cdorin at 16:54, 9 January 2018

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	When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.		When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.
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Cdorin at 16:47, 9 January 2018

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	With those parameters, the entire appearance of the template can be changed.		With those parameters, the entire appearance of the template can be changed.

	{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text= Don't touch the values below unless you know what you're doing.		{{Alert\|title=Warning!\|text= Don't touch the values below unless you know what you're doing.}}


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Cdorin at 16:37, 9 January 2018

2018-01-09T16:37:58Z

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	When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.		When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.

	</center>[[File:Advanced.png\|thumb\|410px\|center\|]]</center>		<center>[[File:Advanced.png\|thumb\|410px\|center\|]]</center>

	*'''Files css''': the CSS files that should be added to the template;		*'''Files css''': the CSS files that should be added to the template;

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When you open the options of a given template, you can choose between “simple options” and “advanced options”. “Advanced options” is just a naked form that gives you access to the main fields of the Template Configuration in the database. To understand how it works, you should also read all about the XML file and the creation of a template from scratch. So, it’s rather complex and made for advanced users.

</center>[[File:Advanced.png|thumb|410px|center|]]</center>

*'''Files css''': the CSS files that should be added to the template;
*'''Files js''': the JS files that should be added to the template;
*'''Files Print Css''': the CSS files to load when printing a template;
*'''Options''': the options (and their value) that should be parsed to the template view;
*'''CssFramework Name''': The name of the CSS framework to load. For now, only Bootstrap or nothing;
*'''Cssframework Css''': here, you can replace the core bootstrap.css by a different custom version of it;
*'''Cssframework Js''': here, you can replace the core bootstrap.js by a different custom version of it;
*'''Packages To Load''': here, you can load some core asset packages from LimeSurvey.

You’ll notice an upload input at the top, it gives you the possibility to upload a file into the file directory.
With those parameters, the entire appearance of the template can be changed.

{{Alert|title=Warning!|text= Don't touch the values below unless you know what you're doing.

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