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README
README.config
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README.fragments
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fragments/css/*

Please understand the *.css as examples that illustrate which style
classes are defined inside ewiki.php and its companion plugins.

Remember, you could insert those files with PHPs` include(), too -
if desired (and if a <style> area is currently to be written to
stdout).

The 'fragments/css.php' script can be included into yoursites`
page html <head> part and inserts all *.css files from this
directory which match the current page or action name. This allows
for restyling certain pages and helps in keeping a sites main
stylesheet small.
prev << "fragments/css/*"
next >> "fragments/blocks/*"

You cannot modify the README.fragments file, but anyhow any ideas or suggestion should as usually get filed on BugReports, UserSuggestions or even better the README.fragments.Discussion.


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