Professional Community Server Themes

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Wrox’s Professional Community Server Themes is one the first guide to the Chameleon theming engine. Inside, Telligent developers Wyatt Preul and Ben Tiedt share their experience with Community Server, and teach readers how to extend their implementation with theming. Professional Community Server Themes is heavy on fully implemented examples, making this a hands-on guide that will get readers customizing the look of their Community Server install quickly. Table of contents : Introduction · Key Concepts · Getting Started · URL Rewriting · Adding New Pages To Site Urls Config · Basics Of Chameleon · Implementing Blog Themes · Implementing Site Themes · Theme Considerations · Basics Of Dynamic Configuration Options · Adding Dynamic Configuration Options To A Theme · Content Scrubbing · Creating Custom Chameleon Controls · Creating Custom Dynamic Configuration Controls And Rules · Creating A Custom Editor · Creating A Custom Browseable List Appendix A Siteurlsconfig Reference Appendix B Chameleon Controls - Common Appendix C Chameleon Controls - Blogs Appendix D Chameleon Controls - Forums Appendix E Chameleon Controls - File Galleries Appendix F Chameleon Controls - Photo Galleries Appendix G Themeconfig Reference Index Market Description : · ASP.NET developers who need to change the look and feel of a Community Server installation About Author : Wyatt Preul works as a Software Test Engineer for Telligent Systems and has been working with Community Server shortly after version 1.1 was released. Since that time he has become a respected member of the community and active participant in the product itself. Wyatt is the lead author of Professional Community Server. Ben Tiedt works as a Software Developer for Telligent Systems on the Community Server team. Ben has been working on Community Server since the development of version 2.0, focusing mainly on UI, theming, and server control development. Ben developed the majority of Chameleon, Community Server’s theming engine, and promotes its use and flexibility in the Community Server community.