Not on my server... (I had to test ist...) Put this code at the beginning of your LocalSettings: <?php function MsgBox($str) { echo "<script language=\"javascript\">\n"; echo " alert('$str');\n"; echo "</script>\n"; } MsgBox("Sorry... Debuging"); ?> ...

But don't loose too much time

More important than simple text ist simple navigation: Can I find this information (your starting point, the wiki-dummy-page) if I'm not really searching it? Once found the trace, can I follow it? (good managed Links)

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Bruno

... and what I learned first: After you reached 38 years, you will forget everything as fast as you learned it... so document every step you will need again... (hope it's true only for me )

LocalSetting.php will be loaded every page too, as much as I understood from php... since there is no server side cache or similar...

What do you think about a setting.php or settings.css (don't know if possible) for each of your styles? There you can put defaultvalues and explain them. I preferr not to overload LocalSettings ... and this way the code would easily be ignored when using another style. Anyway: Enjoy your ideas, conc...

No, I did not lost the time because of you
... only because I'm working me into something I never did before...

We could begin with links and add minimal text between: - All internet-pages are written in a special language: HTML (http://selfhtml.org for german and french, don't know similar in english) - To generate a changeable page like a wiki we need a programming language which generates this HTML: PHP . ...

You're welcome! And thanks also for your answers. It's more fun searching and implementing when you have someone to talk with

After some hours I realized it, searched and then asked for a solution in selfhtml.de and... then I realized what you mean

Now the banner is background as you mentioned and the links above are text: www.SinnImLeben.net/forum ("wiki coming soon")

Bruno

Ah! Yes... perhaps it's more logical to change the speed when calling the function instead of changing the function itself