Theme.xml format specification of Z-Blog theme production specification

The Theme.xml file of the Z-Blog theme contains some information about the theme. The following describes the content information contained in the Theme.xml file, so that users who want to create themes can easily create themes and Theme.xml files. （ThemeSapper The (TS) plug-in provides an editor for the Theme.xml document. Users who do not know much about XML can generate standard topic information documents through this editor   TS also provides a packager that matches the online installation package version in case of demand.)

Sample Document

 <? xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <theme version="0.1"> <id>Default</id> <name>Default Theme</name> <url> http://download.rainbowsoft.org/ </url> <note>The default theme of Z-Blog</note> <author> <name>zx.asd</name> <url> http://www.rainbowsoft.org/zblog/ </url> <email> null@null.com </email> </author> <source> <name>zx.asd</name> <url> http://www.rainbowsoft.org/zblog/ </url> <email> null@null.com </email> </source> <plugin> <name></name> <note></note> <type></type> <path></path> <include><! [CDATA[]]></include> <level></level> </plugin> <version>1.0</version> <adapted>Z-Blog 1.8</adapted> <pubdate>2005-2-18</pubdate> <modified>2007-7-15</modified> <description><! [CDATA[ <p>The default theme of Z-Blog. All styles in the forum style area are suitable for this theme template</ p> ]]></description> </theme>

Program description

• theme， It indicates that this document is subject information, and its attribute version indicates the version number of this document format.

• id， Question ID is the name of the directory where the topic is stored.

• name， The title of the theme can be in both Chinese and English.

• url， The web page address of the published topic.

• note， Introduction to the topic.

• author， Subject author.

• name， Author name.

• url， Author's web address.

• email， Author email.

• source， Original author of the subject.

• name， Original author name.

• url， Website of the original author.

• email， E-mail of the original author.

• plugin， The theme comes with plug-ins.

• name， Plug in name.

• note， Introduction to plug-ins.

• type， Plug in type (such as inline and outline).

• path， Plug in homepage file (such as main. asp).

• include， Plug in contains files, CDATA! (such as).

• level， Plug in permissions ("1" is administrator, "2" is advanced user, and so on).

• version， The version number of the theme itself.

• adapted， The blog version that applies to this topic.

• pubdate， The release date of the topic.

• modified， The last modification date of the subject.

• description， Detailed description of the topic, HTML can be used, but it is not necessary to use newline tags, CDATA!.