So you wanna make a theme?

webe.at uses a templating language to define params.
There are a few basics to understand here –

1. All params are defined between curly brackets. Like this – {{param_here}}
2. There are two types of params – block thingies and single thingies.
3. Block thingies are defined with a hash and a slash that mark the beginning and the end of a block. Like this – {{#events}}
   {{/events}}
4. Single thingies are for defining fixed params such as titles and link locations. Like this –

   {{name}}

5. You can make if statements using carrots! Like this – {{#events}}
   {{/events}}
   {{^events}}

   NO EVENTS!

   {{/events}}
6. When making an if statement with a single thingie param you would use the {{self}} tag, something like this should be cool – {{#image}}<img src="{{self}}">{{/image}}
   {{^image}}<img src="no_image.png">{{/image}}
7. With meta tags, you can totally create custom user editable stuff, there are three types of meta tags that you can use – text, color and if. These tags become displayed in a user's "basic editor" the following way.
   
   The way you activate these things is by way of meta tags. Like this –
   
   (These tags can be put anywhere before the body tag.)
   And then you can put the param in your CSS. So lets say this is your meta tag – The your CSS would look something like this – h1 {
     color: {{color.title}};
   } (hint, hint - if statements work in here too!)