__addItem__('n01senet-theme.xsl', loc="path:n01senet-theme.xsl", format='http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform', disposition='template'), __addItem__('n01senet-theme.css', loc="path:n01senet-theme.css", format='text', disposition='complete'),The server will now expect to find those files in my site's "content" directory. Next I created a new "theme" made up of those two stylesheets:
__addRxML__(replace = '@themes', contents = ''' base:n01senet-theme: a: wiki:SiteTheme wiki:uses-css-stylesheet: base:n01senet-theme.css wiki:uses-site-template-stylesheet: base:n01senet-theme.xsl rdfs:comment: `custom theme for n01se.net ''')Note by using "replace =" above, I disabled the three themes that ship with rx4rdf. That's ok with me, since I won't be needing them for this site. Finally, I configured my sitevars to point to the new theme:
__addRxML__(replace = '@sitevars', contents = ''' base:site-template: wiki:header-image: `n01senet-logo2.png #wiki:header-text: `n01se.net rocks! wiki:footer-text: `© 2007 n01se.net wiki:uses-theme: base:n01senet-theme #wiki:uses-skin: base:skin-lightblue.css ''')I also commented out the uses-skin predicate because I don't need another CSS file included. This may not be the best way to do this, but since I couldn't find any existing documentation on how it should be done, I thought it would be worth writing up what worked for me. I started off with n01senet-theme.css and .xsl files copied from rx4rdf-0.6.0/rhizome/themes/default/theme.css and .xsl files, and started modifying them to look like I want. I'm not done yet, but it looks like I'll have all the flexibility I need (a.k.a. enough rope to hang myself)