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SetWWWTheme.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

directive will have no effect whatsoever when used in local and HTML
configuration. @BGPICTURE will always work when used in a server
configuration. Here is an example:

 @BGPICTURE=/images/paperbackground.gif;

=item @BLANKGIF

Server configuration only
This tag is used to specify the location of the blank.gif image file.
This image is a 1x1 transparent gif that is used to space the tables
properly. This should be set to the path of the image file with respect
to the server's document root. So, if the apache document root is /WWW
and the file is /WWW/images/blank.gif then the proper use of this tag
would be:

 @BLANKGIF=/images/blank.gif;

=item @BOTTOMBAR

Valid in HTML, local configuration, and server configuration.  This

templates/Configuration  view on Meta::CPAN

# This is a sample configuration file.  It contains most valid
# configuration options, but everything is turned off by default.  So,
# if you install the module and use this file unmodified as your server 
# configuration, your HTML files will be virtually unchanged!
# If you want to change things, either edit this file or use a 
# LookAndFeelConfig file.  I find it's nice to gently ease a site into
# the module by using this sort of "transparent" configuration, and then
# slowly easing in the changes.

#################################################

# Note:  using hash marks is a bogus comment.  It is just for visual
# distinction -- the program will see a "commented" directive just as
# well as an uncommented one.  It will also ignore text whether or not
# it is "commented" with a hash mark.  The program searches for an
# "@" followed by the directive name.  To comment out a directive without
# erasing it, simply separate the "@" and the directive like this: