Kubrick was originally created for WordPress, but is open source and has been adapted for something like 26 different blog and CMS servers.

This is a Tiki adaptation of the Kubrick theme (http://mambo.rhuk.net/) originally done by Michael Heilemann for the WordPress blog software. If updating from a previous Tiki release, it's best that all template (.tpl) files are removed from templates/styles/kubrick and then the files included here are installed. Older files could be incompatible with this version.

Recommended top of the page module assignments for Tiki 7 (in this order):

Top: logo (nobox=y), login_box (nobox=y, mode=popup), menu [main "tiki-top" horizontal menu] (nobox=y, id=tiki-top, type=horiz, css=y), menu (nobox=y, type=horiz, id=secondary_site_menu, class=secondary_site_menu), search (nobox=y, mode=header)

Topbar: none



This is how wiki page elements look in the Kubrick theme.

These are produced by standard Tiki wiki syntax:

h1 heading

h2 heading

h3 heading

h4 heading

• An unordered list item
  • A subitem

And some text

• Another item

. . . and more text . . .

• Item 3

. . . and some more text, to illustrate the line spacing.

A table	Row 1 Cell 2
Row 2 Cell 1	Row 2 Cell 2

A link

And these are produced by wiki plugins:

Quote plugin:


Code plugin:

{Hello World in Pascal}

program HelloWorld(output);
begin
  WriteLn('Hello World!');
end.

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