Package: jpl.ngtheme
This package,jpl.ngthemeprovides the next generation theme forPlonewebsites hosted at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).  This theme turns
your ordinaryPlonesite into one suitable for public-facing websites at JPL.RequirementsThejpl.ngthemepackage requires:Plone 4.0, 4.1, or 4.2Python2.6 or 2.7libxml22.6.26 or later (important!)libxslt1.1.26 or later (important!)InstallationTo install this theme, just includejpl.ngthemeas one of your installed
eggs for your Plone site.If you’re using abuildout, you can addjpl.ngthemeto the list of eggs
in theplone.recipe.zope2instancerecipe.  For example:[buildout]
...
eggs =
    ...
    jpl.ngtheme
    ...If you’re using a “policy” project egg, just addjpl.ngthemeas a
dependent egg.For example:setup(
    ...
    install_requires=[
        ...
        'jpl.ngtheme',
        ...
    ]
)In either case, re-run the buildout and start your server.There’s no need to include a “ZCML slug”, since this package advertises az3c.autoincludeplugin for Plone.  (If you don’t know what that means,
then don’t worry about it.)Activating the ThemeOnce your server is running, you can activate the theme:Log into your Plone site as a manager.Click your name in the personal bar, and click “Site Setup”.Click “Add-ons”.Check the box byjpl.ngthemeand click “Activate”.You may need to empty your browser cache and reload the page to see the new
theme.Setting Up the WebmasterPublic websites at JPL must tell who their webmasters are in the footer.  Withjpl.ngtheme, this is displayed automatically from the Plone Mail settings.
To set this name:Log into your Plone site as a manager.Click your name in the personal bar, and click “Site Setup”.Click “Mail”.Enter the name of the webmaster under “Site ‘From’ name”.Click “Save”.Changing the Banner ImageThe packagejpl.ngthemeincludes a generic banner image.  To set a custom
banner, create a new image in thePNGformat; suggested size is 989×127 pixels
(at 72 pixels per inch).  Save the image into a file, then:Log into your Plone site as a manager.Click your name in the personal bar, and click “Site Setup”.Click “Zope Management Interface”.Click theportal_skinstool.Click thejpl_ngtheme_custom_imagesfolder.Clicklogo.png.Press “Customize”.Across from the “File Data” heading, find and upload your new image file.You may need to empty your browser cache and reload your site’s pages to see
the new banner image.Questions or Comments?Thejpl.ngthemepackage was developed by Sean Kelly for the Jet Propulsion
Laboratory.  If you have any questions, comments, or would like to report a
bug or request a new feature, please contact him.ChangelogWhat follows is a history of changes in this package from release to release.1.0.6 — 2012.5.24 — Post-Registration BluesThis release fixes the package metadata by updating the package’s “home page”.
It also includes some additional package keywords.1.0.5 — 2012.5.24 — Powered by SecretThis release:Removes the “Powered by Plone & Python” colophon, per Tony Greicius.Improves the installation instructions.1.0.3 — 2011.7.28 — Layer AffinityThis release makes the viewlets in the theme stick to their own browser layer.
Derived themes should likewise use this theme’s specific layer interface as a
base.1.0.2 — 2011.6.30 — Test Layer CleanupFixes the name of the functional testing layer.Makes the testing layer’s base be plone.app.theming’s base.Removes unneeded call to install plone.app.theming as a “product”, which
produced a disturbing—but harmless—error message.1.0.1 — 2011.6.28 — BuffedThis release buffs out some of the rough edges of the 1.0.0 release by
including missing dependencies.  It also adds test layer fixtures as well as
some integration tests of the viewlets.1.0.0 — 2011.6.27 — InitialThis is theFCSof the JPL Next Generation theme.0.0.0dev (unreleased)Initial (unreleased) releaseCopyrightCopyright 2011–2012 by the California Institute of Technology.  ALL RIGHTS
RESERVED.The Software is owned by Caltech/JPL and is protected by United States
copyright laws and applicable international treaties and/or conventions.  The
United States Government may have prior rights to use some or all of the
Software as determined under applicable contracts and license agreements with
Caltech/JPL.This software was developed at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, an operating
division of the California Institute of Technology and is not available for
use by any person, organization, or other entity without prior, specific
written permission.