{* +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Copyright CiviCRM LLC. All rights reserved. | | | | This work is published under the GNU AGPLv3 license with some | | permitted exceptions and without any warranty. For full license | | and copyright information, see https://civicrm.org/licensing | +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ *} {htxt id="editor_id-title"} {ts}WYSIWYG Editor{/ts} {/htxt} {htxt id="editor_id"}
{ts}A "WYSIWYG" (What You See Is What You Get) is a rich-text editor, like a mini word-processor, for editing HTML content in CiviCRM.{/ts}
{ts}The theme system allows you to change CiviCRM's appearance by replacing important CSS files.{/ts}
{/capture} {capture assign=themeAdv} {* TODO: Update when there is a page to link to:{ts 1='http://fixme.example.com'}For more advanced theming options, consult the theme documentation.{/ts}
*} {/capture} {htxt id="theme-title"} {ts}Theme{/ts} {/htxt} {htxt id="theme"} {$themeDefn} {$themeAdv} {/htxt} {htxt id="theme_backend-title"} {ts}Backend Theme{/ts} {/htxt} {htxt id="theme_backend"} {$themeDefn}{ts}The backend theme determines the appearance on administrative screens, such as the "Manage Event" screen.{/ts}
{$themeAdv} {/htxt} {htxt id="theme_frontend-title"} {ts}Frontend Theme{/ts} {/htxt} {htxt id="theme_frontend"} {$themeDefn}{ts}On WordPress, Joomla, or a similar CMS, the frontend theme determines the appearance on user-facing screens, such as the "Event Registration" screen.{/ts}
{$themeAdv} {/htxt}