As noted above, all colourtags need to be placed in a specific stylesheet, and explicitly referenced in your theme’s PLIST. The colour values from a colourtag must currently be set via a separate stylesheet (normally called colours.css or colourtags.css) This style sheet must be included in the RWColourTagCSSFiles array in the ist, to indicate to RapidWeaver that the colours should be substituted.Įach tag used be replaced by a colour specified in the ist There are no restrictions placed on the number of colour tags you can use, and you may also use the same tag multiple times. Outputs the last published date - this is not currently customisable in its appearance.Ĭolourtags allow customers to customise a particular colour value in your theme using the OS X colour picker. Outputs the web address of the website, as entered in the Site Setup area. %pathto()% can be used for any file (styles.css for example), however the file must be added to the RWCopyFiles array in the ist file. Its primary use is to refer to stylesheets and javascript files that are used across the site. This will generate the appropriate relative, absolute or relative to DOCROOT link to the relevant file. The %pathto()% syntax should be used to refer to any global assets in the theme. Outputs the site’s footer as entered in the Site Setup area. Generates an unordered list of links from the home page to the current page following the menu hierarchy in the Page List. Outputs content specific to the current page style. Outputs the sidebar content as entered in the Page Inspector. Outputs the sidebar title as entered in the Page Inspector. Depending on how you’re using this tag, you may want to apply some sensible maximum size for the image via CSS. This is set via the Site Setup area, and RapidWeaver does not pre-flight the images the customer may select for their size. Outputs a user definable site wide image. Outputs the site slogan entered in the Site Setup area.
New in RapidWeaver 6.0 Outputs an unordered list of the remaining sub-navigation of the hierarchy, and respects the RWAlwaysDisplayFullNavigation key.ĭeprecated in RapidWeaver 6.0 You should move to using %navigation% in its place. New in RapidWeaver 6.0 Outputs an unordered list of just the top-level of the page hierarchy. Replaces %toolbar%, which is deprecated in RapidWeaver 6.0. Outputs the site navigation as an unordered list. Typically it will be javascript and/or css.
RAPIDWEAVER 6 THEMES CODE
Outputs code generated by the selected page type into the header area. Outputs the users custom javascript code into the head of the users page. Outputs the users custom CSS into the head of the users page.
RAPIDWEAVER 6 THEMES SERIES
Outputs a series of style sheets into the head of the page, as selected by the user via theme styles tab of the Page Inspector.
It should be placed between the tags in your template file.Īllows the user to place any custom code into the header of the page. This outputs the meta information for each page. These tags should be added to the template file of your theme, which we recommend is named index.html. The following tags are converted by RapidWeaver into the appropriate content. This backwards-compatible key is new in RapidWeaver 6 and required for all themes submitted to the Realmac Addons area.
This key is required for all themes and should be a website address that customers can visit for support with the theme. RapidWeaver 6 adds a new RWAddonSupportURL key in the theme PLIST. The rwtheme file type will remain supported by RapidWeaver 6.x, but should be considered deprecated and may be removed in the longer term. There is no way to ship a theme that supports RapidWeaver ≤5 and the new %navigation% tags.
RAPIDWEAVER 6 THEMES INSTALL
Given that there are non-backwards compatible additions to the RapidWeaver theme format in RapidWeaver 6.0, the new rapidweavertheme extension is the way to ensure that your themes install solely in a version of RapidWeaver that supports these additions.
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