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If not, can I do this with inline XSLT? And if so, how?

I assume it's not possible, based on a search for "wildcard" in the Diazo docs but I wanted to make sure I'm not missing something.

This would be particularly handy in allowing the ZMI to pass through unthemed.

E.g.

<notheme if-path="manage*" />
<notheme if-path="portal*" />
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We tried regex matching with collective.xdv, but it didn't work too well - just think about what happens when someone creates the page named "management". Even manage_* ends up including the manage_translations page, which should be themed. Our current best practice is to use:

<rules css:if-content="#visual-portal-wrapper">

I hope we'll be able to find a way to patch in the X-Theme-Disabled response.setHeader to the relevant bits of DTML (and a few ZPTs) in the ZMI.

Laurence Rowe
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You can do this with an XPath expression :

<notheme if="contains($path, 'manage')"/>

But be careful though ;-)

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