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 Introduction
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 Hervé Boutemy
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 2011-10-11
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${project.name}

 The Apache Maven Fluido Skin is an Apache Maven site skin built on top of
 {{{http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/}Twitter's bootstrap}}.

 A {{{./sample.html}sample page}} is provided to see the skin in action, and 2 complete sites to show skin
 configurations: one for {{{./sidebar/}sidebar layout (default)}} and the other for {{{./topbar/}topbar layout}}.

* Usage

 To use this skin in your project, use the skin element of
 {{{/doxia/doxia-sitetools/doxia-decoration-model/decoration.html}the <<<site.xml>>> site descriptor}}:

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <skin>
    <groupId>${project.groupId}</groupId>
    <artifactId>${project.artifactId}</artifactId>
    <version>${project.version}</version>
  </skin>
  [...]
</project>
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** TopBar and/or sideBar

 The skin supports different layouts, enabling/disabling the left sidebar menu and the topbar menu.
 Users have just play with flags in the <<<custom.fluidoSkin>>> element in <<<site.xml>>>:

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <topBarEnabled>true</topBarEnabled>
      <sideBarEnabled>false</sideBarEnabled>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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 That allows users having 4 skins in only 1!

  [[1]] sidebar only;

  [[2]] topbar only;

  [[3]] both side/top bars;

  [[4]] none at all.

  []

 Default skin setting is the option <<1>>.

** TopBarIcon

 When users decide to enable the topbar, they can plug a small icon/logo there (typically 108*20 px) just configuring
 the <<<custom.fluidoSkin.topBarIcon>>> element in <<<site.xml>>>:

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <topBarEnabled>true</topBarEnabled>
      <topBarIcon>
        <name>Maven Fluido Skin</name>
        <alt>Maven Fluido Skin</alt>
        <src>/images/topbar-logo.png</src>
        <href>/index.html</href>
      </topBarIcon>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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** GoogleSearch

 Users can optionally enable the <<Google Search>> for the generated site, requirements are:

 * the <<<project.url>>> property in <<<pom.xml>>>, unless the <<<custom.fluidoSkin.googleSearch.sitesearch>>> property is set in the <<<site.xml>>>:

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <url>http://maven.apache.org/skins/${project.artifactId}</url>
  [...]
</project>
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 * the <<<custom.fluidoSkin.googleSearch>>> element in <<<site.xml>>>:

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <googleSearch>
        <sitesearch/>
      </googleSearch>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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 []

 By default, the search form:

 * is <not> enabled; adding <<custom.fluidoSkin.googleSearch>>> is enough to enable the searchbox.
 
 * is rendered in the sidebar, if the topbar only is available it will be rendered there.
 
 []

 External links are either rendered in the sidebar or the topbar. When both sidebar and topbar are enabled,
 they are rendered as dropdown in the topbar only.

** SourceLineNumbers

 Source code sections are enhanced by {{{http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/}Google Code Prettify}}, users can
 optionally enable line numbers rendering (disabled by default):

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <sourceLineNumbersEnabled>true</sourceLineNumbersEnabled>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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** Footers placeholders

 Since <<<#eval>>> Velocity macro is not supported yet, the only placeholder
 available in additional footers is <<<@project.name@>>>.

** GitHub ribbons

 Since version <<1.1>>, fluido-skin supports {{{https://github.com/blog/273-github-ribbons}GitHub ribbons}} to simplify
 the <Fork me on GitHub> banner integration. Users must define:

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.gitHub.projectId>>>: <<required>>, it is the project id on GitHub and will be used to build the project page URL;

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.gitHub.ribbonOrientation>>>: <<optional>>, it is the the ribbon position, <<<left>>>/<<<right>>> only accepted (<<<left>>> by default);

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.gitHub.ribbonColor>>>: <<optional>>, it is the the ribbon color, <<<red>>>/<<<green>>>/<<<black>>>/<<<orange>>>/<<<gray>>> only accepted only accepted (<<<red>>> by default).

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <gitHub>
        <projectId>99soft/backport-spi</projectId>
        <ribbonOrientation>right</ribbonOrientation>
        <ribbonColor>black</ribbonColor>
      </gitHub>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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** Project profile

 As shown in the MOJOs {{{http://mojo.codehaus.org/plugins.html}list}}, plugins life-cycle are characterized by
 different status/stages:

 * Production

 * Pre-release

 * Sandbox

 * Graveyard (retired projects)

 Users can configure different backgrounds depending on the project status (except the production) to warrant users they
 are not using a production ready software:

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <profile>(pre-release|sandbox|retired)</profile>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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** Twitter follow button

 Since version <<1.1>>, fluido-skin supports the Twitter {{{https://dev.twitter.com/docs/follow-button}follow button}}
 to simplify its integration. Users must define:

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.twitter.user>>>: <<required>>, it is the Twitter id to suggest to follow;

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.twitter.showUser>>>: <<optional>>, flag to mark the user has to be shown (<<<false>>> by default);

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.twitter.showFollowers>>>: <<optional>>, flag to mark the followers ribbon has to be shown (<<<false>>> by default).

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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <twitter>
        <user>simonetripodi</user>
        <showUser>true</showUser>
        <showFollowers>true</showFollowers>
      </twitter>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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 By default, it is rendered in the sidebar, if the topbar only is available it will be rendered there.

** Ohloh widgets

 Since version <<1.1>>, fluido-skin supports the Ohloh {{{https://www.ohloh.net/p/maven2/widgets}widgets}}
 to simplify its integration. Users must define:

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.ohloh.projectId>>>: <<required>>, it is the project identifier in Ohloh (could be the numeric id or the project name);

 * <<<custom.fluidoSkin.ohloh.widget>>>: <<optional>>, it is the kind of widget has to be rendered, admitted values are:

   * <<<users-logo>>> (default)

   * <<<users-green>>>

   * <<<users-red>>>

   * <<<users-blue>>>

   * <<<users-gray>>>

   * <<<users-rainbow>>>

   * <<<users>>>

   * <<<thin-badge>>>

   * <<<partner-badge>>>

   * <<<languages>>>

   * <<<factoids>>>

   * <<<cocomo>>>

   * <<<stats>>>


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<project name="xxx">
  [...]
  <custom>
    <fluidoSkin>
      <ohloh>
        <projectId>3499</projectId>
        <widget>factoids</widget>
      </ohloh>
    </fluidoSkin>
  </custom>
  [...]
</project>
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 Ohloh widgets will be rendered always in the footer as last element