Available Skins
The following table lists skins that are available for you to use in your Maven generated site.
Maintained By The Maven Project
Skin | Version | Site Plugin Version | Description | Source Repository | Issue Tracking |
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Maven Default Skin |
1.3 | [3.5,) | You get this skin if you don't specify any skin or template. | GitBox / GitHub | JIRA |
Maven Fluido Skin |
2.0.0-M8 | [4,) | Skin based on Bootstrap CSS. | GitBox / GitHub | JIRA |
Retired
Skin | Version | Site Plugin Version | Retired Date | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
Maven Application Skin |
1.0 | (,3.4] | 2015-12-28 | A skin used by applications like Continuum. |
Maven Classic Skin |
1.1 | (,3.4] | 2015-12-28 | This skin resembles the look of a site generated by Maven 1. |
Maven Stylus Skin |
1.5 | (,3.4] | 2015-12-28 | The skin used for the website of Maven itself. |
Outside The Maven Land
Skin | Maintainer | Description |
---|---|---|
Reflow Maven Skin |
Olivier Lamy | Responsive Apache Maven skin to reflow the standard Maven site with a modern feel. |
Reflow 2 Maven Skin |
Friederich Christophe | Responsive 2 Apache Maven skin to reflow the standard Maven site with a modern feel. |
Docs Maven Skin |
Bernardo Martínez Garrido | A minimalist and responsive Bootstrap-based HTML5 skin for Maven Site, which will help to use it as a documentation site. |
Bootstrap Site Skin |
Stephen Crocker | Responsive Maven Bootstrap Skin which has toggleable elements implemented based on the boostrap reference layouts. |
Instructions
To use one of these skins in your project, you use the skin
element of the site descriptor. This is a regular artifact or dependency-like element. For example, to use the Maven Fluido Skin, you would include the this in your site.xml
file:
<project> ... <skin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.skins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-fluido-skin</artifactId> <version>1.11.1</version> </skin> ... </project>