Editing default server page

Question

In Snow Leopard, the default page that comes up when using Web Services is a pretty cool page with "My Page", "Wikis", and "Blogs" as selections for the user.
How can I modify this page's title image and text? It is a pretty solid starting point, but I would like to customize it and can't find where the resources are. /Library/WebServer/Documents doesn't have the right resources (or so it seems).
Thank you for any help.

Answer 1

This is an undocumented solution, but it is probably the most useful for your needs.
Create a top-level wiki theme and add it to the standard themes directory. Make sure to leave the "selectable" key false, so users can't select this top-level theme for individual wikis. The theme can consist of a theme.plist file, as well as a screen.css (CSS filename needs to be exact), and any number of JavaScript files (named anything, as long as they match *.js).
Such as:
toplevel.wikitheme
- theme.plist
<key>displayName</key>
<string>Top-Level Overrides</string>
<key>name</key>
<string>com.example.toplevel</string>
<key>selectable</key>
<false/>
<key>version</key>
<string>2</string>
- screen.css
html, body { background: #9f9 !important; }
- overrides.js
alert('Hello World!');
Modify /private/etc/wikid/wikid.conf to include the following key/value pair where 'com.example.toplevel' is the value of the 'name' key in your top-level theme.plist.
<key>topLevelTheme</key>
<string>com.example.toplevel</string>
Restart the teams service.
sudo serveradmin stop teams; sudo serveradmin start teams;
At this point, if you hit any of the top-level pages (/updates, /groups, /users, /ical, /search) you'll get an ugly lime green background and a "Hello World!" alert from the JavaScript. Customize as needed.