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<h3>Skin Parents</h3>
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<p>
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You can combine and layer multiple site skins by making one the parent of
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another. Parent skins are loaded in order so that the style of all the skins
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can be displayed in that order. For more information on skins, please refer to
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<a href="/faq/skins-and-archive-interface">the Skins and Interface FAQ</a>.
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</p>
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<p>
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By default, skins will be loaded after the Archive default style. If you don't
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want this, you can specify in the "What it does" menu that you want your skin
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to replace rather than add to the Archive default style.
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</p>
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<h4>Load Archive Skin Components</h4>
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<p>
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If you create a replacement skin, you might want to load up all the skins that
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make up the current default Archive site as parents. This option is only
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available when you select "replace archive skin entirely" from the "What it
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does" menu. After that, you can edit your skin and delete just the ones you
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don't want. This will be easier if you are using nearly all of them, since
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there are a lot!
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</p>
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