: include "sysbar.tx";
: include "jsalert.tx";
<div id="backoffice">
<p class="title">
 General settings:
</p>
This controls your Theme and Data Model used.
The Data Model <em>must</em> be 0-configuration.
If for example, you use mysql it will have to rely on either a local server, valid config file or connection proxy/pooler locally.
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<form class="Submissions Config" id="mainConfig" method="post" action="/config/save">
    Theme:
    <select class="cooltext" name="theme">
        <option value="" <: if ( $current_theme == '' ) { :>selected<: } :> >default</option>
        : for $themes -> $theme {
        <option value="<: $theme :>" <: if ( $current_theme == $theme ) { :>selected<: } :> ><: $theme :></option>
        : }
    </select>
    <div>
    Data Model:
    <select class="cooltext" name="data_model">
        : for $data_models -> $dm {
        <option value="<: $dm :>" <: if ( $current_data_model == $dm ) { :>selected<: } :> ><: $dm :></option>
        : }
    </select>
    </div>
    <br />
    <input type="submit" class="coolbutton" value="Commit Changes" />
</form>
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<p class="title">
 Theme cloner:
</p>
Want to write your own theme?
Clone a theme here then see the <a href="https://tcms.troglodyne.net/index.php?nav=5&post=fileshare/manual/Chapter 03-Customization.post" title="GET UR MIND RITE">styling guide</a>
for information on how tCMS' templates, image sets and CSS work in the theming system.
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<form class="Submissions" id="themeCloner" method="post" action="/themeclone">
    Theme:
    <select class="cooltext" name="theme">
        : for $themes -> $theme {
        <option value="<: $theme :>"><: $theme :></option>
        : }
    </select>
    <input required type="text" class="cooltext" placeholder="newTheme" name="newtheme" />
    <input type="submit" class="coolbutton" value="Clone" />
</form>
</div>