**Creating image variables**
-You may find it easier to write shorthand graphic notation. You can create your own image variables by defining them in a preference topic (most likely [[Main.TWikiPreferences|Main/TWikiPreferences]].)
+You may find it easier to write shorthand graphic notation. You can create your own image variables by defining them in a preference topic (most likely [[%USERSWEB%.TWikiPreferences|USERSWEB/TWikiPreferences]].)
A variable name may be one letter, like `Y`, or may be longer like `HELP`, `WARN` etc. You can also add your own images, e.g. a `NEW`, or a `ASK` to ask question.
When you're creating main gateway pages, you may want to temporarily (or permanently) restrict editing to yourself or a limited group of people. You can do this with a Preference setting that includes one or more users and groups. Only auhorized users will be able to use <code>**Edit**</code>.
-- **_Example:_** <code>**Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = Main.UserName, Main.GroupName**</code>
+- **_Example:_** <code>**Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = %USERSWEB%.UserName, %USERSWEB%.GroupName**</code>
- %T% **To hide the setting:** Use HTML comment tags - put <code>**<!--**</code> on the line \_above the setting, and <code>**-->**</code> on the line below.
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If you'd like to have the same customised logo for all the webs, make these changes in [[TWikiPreferences]] instead of each web's WebPreferences, e.g.,
-- `Set WEBLOGOIMG = %PUBURLPATH%/Main/WebPreferences/mylogo.gif`
+- `Set WEBLOGOIMG = %PUBURLPATH%/%USERSWEB%/WebPreferences/mylogo.gif`
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## <a name="Add Your Favorite _JavaScript Fe"></a> Add Your Favorite JavaScript Features
-You're no doubt familiar or better with HTML, JS, and "webmastering". Without getting into the [[TWikiTemplates]] system yet, you can easily edit the <code>**view.tmpl**</code> (in the `templates` directory) for some dramatic effects. The top of the template is mostly regular HTML with some variables. Open up some space in the <code>**<head>**</code> area, and you can drop in reliable JavaScripts - a pop-up window script, for example - or tag it as an external script.
+You're no doubt familiar or better with HTML, JS, and "webmastering". Without getting into the [[TWikiTemplates]] system yet, you can easily edit the <code>**view.pattern.tmpl**</code> (if you are using default pattern skin) (in the `templates` directory) for some dramatic effects. The top of the template is mostly regular HTML with some variables. Open up some space in the <code>**<head>**</code> area, and you can drop in reliable JavaScripts - a pop-up window script, for example - or tag it as an external script.
- %T% Obviously, you can do the same - place a link to an external stylesheet as well. If you set values for standard HTML tags, you can control a good deal of the type size, style and color with out adding CSS tags. **_example_**