source: documented-examples/trunk/style-e/resources/collectionConfig.properties

name=CSS Demo
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choose-style=Choose a style:
style.default=Default Greenstone
style.blue=Blue
style.olive=OlivePurple
style.none=None

style.extra=Default Greenstone Extra
shortDescription=This collection demonstrates Greenstone's use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for visual formatting in web browsers. 

description1a=This collection demonstrates Greenstone's use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for visual formatting in web browsers. On every page, you can change the style-sheet in effect, to modify that page's appearance. This collection contains the same material as the original Greenstone demo collection.

description1=<p>A combination of JavaScript and the overriding of XSL templates is used by the collection to provide the stylesheet switching. As in some other <i>Documented Example Collections</i>, GLI's <tt>Format &gt; Format Features &gt; global</tt> can be used to define the <b>additionalHeaderContent-collection</b> template. Doing so overrides the existing <i>additionalHeaderContent-collection</i> template, and appends any specified HTML elements to the HTML header. However, for this collection, we have chosen to add these templates to a custom header.xsl file, located in the collection's transform/layouts folder. Editing this file doesn't require reloading the collection in the library, which is needed if you edit collection formats in GLI.</p>

description1b=<p>Note, the <i>additionalHeaderContent</i> template is defined in web/interfaces/default/transform/layouts/header.xsl, and it comprises 4 templates: <i>additionalHeaderContent-page</i>, <i>additionalHeaderContent-interface</i>, <i>additionalHeaderContent-site</i> and <i>additionalHeaderContent-collection</i>. These can be overridden at the page, interface, site and collection level, respectively. This allows fine grained tuning of the page headers.</p>
 
description2=<p>In this case, the <b>additionalHeaderContent-collection</b> specifies the custom collection stylesheet currently active and the JavaScript to facilitate the stylesheet switching when a link is clicked. The <b>create-banner</b> XSL template is also overridden to provide links to the multiple stylesheets within the existing GS3 banner section, and invoke the custom JavaScript when any link is clicked. </p>

description3=If you want to download any of these stylesheets for your own collections, here are links to them\:
description3a=builds on top of GS3's default style
description3b=modifies the GS3 default style for a blue colouring
description3c=modifies the GS3 default style for a vivid colouring of vine green and purples
description3d=clears all CSS styling from the current page (needs reload to get the default GS3 style back)

description4=Using a downloaded stylesheet
description4a=To use a stylesheet as the default, place it in greenstone/web/interfaces/default/style and rename it to <tt>style.css</tt>. This will affect all collections.
description4b=To use a stylesheet for a particular collection, place it in <tt>greenstone/web/&lt;sitename&gt;/localsite/collect/&lt;collection&gt;/style</tt> then specify the stylesheet link in the <b>additionalHeaderContent-collection</b> of GLI's <i>global</i> format statement (<tt>Format &gt; Format Features &gt; global</tt>) as follows\: