This is another very early PmWiki skin conversion. And one which has stuck with me. I've used it on my personal blog for years now. It doesn't have any fancy features, just a main section, and a right column, basic blog design. But for me it gels nicely together in an informal airy way.
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Choice theme originally by DemusDesign, adapted by David Gilbert, powered by BlogIt

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I like your Glossy Hue and have been using it as a demonstration and teaching skin for PMWiki and am now moving it into a production environment.
The problem I have encountered is that I want to use the hg.php cookbook in order to get (among other things) breadcrumb links. But when I add the markup ( :breadcrumb: ) to any page the page will not display - it just shows blank.
I would actually prefer to have the links in the page header - or alongside the page name display - but cannot work out where to put that markup either.
I have include_once('cookbook/hg.php'); in my config.php - as best I can tell that is where that is supposed to go.
I am a relative novice at using anything beyond the basic out-of-the-box features so please be gentle!