MonkeyWiki: Use Cascading Style Sheets

As you would expect from an XHTML-compliant Wiki Engine, Monkey Wiki gives you a lot of scope for using stylesheets.

If you Define Templates to control the way your wiki looks, you can put internal stylesheets within those, or use them to link to external ones. There is not much limitation here.

Monkey Wiki helps out by providing the following classes and id's:

header: id of the div containing the title of the page. In this implementation, for example, the header div has a bottom border to separate it from the contents.
contents: id of the div containing the main output of the page.
footer: id of the div containing the page action links, and the site links see Edit... and Front Page... below. This id has been used here to make the links smaller and a different colour. It also has a top border to separate it from the contents. One thing you will probably want to do is to include clear=both in this id's style: Users may place floated pictures on the page, and it is unlikely you will want wrapping to continue down in the footer. (Try this out in the Sand Box if you like! This site, as well as the Monkey Wiki's basic internal template uses clear=all in the footer)
credit: id of the paragraph containing 'Site powered by Monkey Wiki' unless you have changed this in the configuration (e.g. deleted it)
message: class of the paragraph containing a message from the script e.g. 'Thank you for your update'. Appears at the top of the contents div.
wikilink: class for Internal Links
nonexistent: class For Internal Links to Wanted Pages

Within your templates, you can of course put more id's and classes - e.g. this page has a div with id=navbar for the links on the left, and a div with id=container to make a box for the overall content. Over to you!