[pmwiki-users] wikipublisher

[noskule]

John Rankin schrieb:

>On Wednesday, 8 March 2006 11:00 AM, noskule at gmx.net wrote:
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>>hi list, hi john
>>I did install the ne wikipublisher version and have some
>>questions . .
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>>pagetoc
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>>* if I set: $VisibleAnchorLinks = *false*; still shows the
>>anchors but without links, is it possible do disable the links
>>also?
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>This works as follows:
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>(:toc:) just creates a toc
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>(:toc anchors=visible:) makes the anchors on the page visible
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>the configuration variable $VisibleAnchorLinks makes the anchor
>either a link to the address or shows the address as a tool tip
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IMO it would be nice if it also could be in combination (link and 
tooltip) so it can be easily used from wikiauthors  to find out the 
anchor part for a wikilink and at the same time to find out the url for 
references  for external sites.

I did try to change pagetoc see: 
http://pmwiki.netstreams.org/index.php/Pagetoc/HomePage the possitions 
of the icons is not good jet, I would brever it to put them under the 
heading ore somewhere else, is this be done somhow without to change the 
code itself?


I did try to change:

$VisibleAnchor ="<img style='margin-bottom:1px' src='$SkinDirUrl/anchor.png' border='0' />";

but $SkinDirUrl do not work, should this be like this?
hm,

$VisibleAnchor ="<img style='margin-bottom:1px' src='$PubDirUrl/skins/netstreams/anchor.png' border='0' />"; 

but this works. Why is this? SkinDir not but PubDir yes . . .


>title -- but only has any effect if anchors=visible is set in
>the toc directive
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>so to hide the visible anchors, remove anchors=visible from the
>toc directive
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>does that help? I'm not sure I understood the question correctly
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>>* there is a toc-back markup. Is it somehow possible to make automaticly 
>>a link back to the toc beside every  heading?
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>off the top of my head, it would be possible to change the anchor toc
>inserts in every heading so that this includes a link back to the toc;
>I guess one would float it right...
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>on what basis would one do this: a site wide setting, another (:toc:)
>parameter, another directive, or something else...
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>such an option could also create a potential conflict with the
>change requested for toc-page below -- you could end up with a
>back link but no toc to link back to
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>>* I cant get toc-page to work. I would like to put it in the right 
>>sidebar . Is this somhow possiblewithout to put the pagetoc into the 
>>target page. (See:
>>http://pmwiki.netstreams.org/index.php/Pagetoc/HomePage)
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>No. toc-page only works when the target page includes a toc directive,
>because that's how it decides where to start generating the toc.
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>I might be able to change this, I think.
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>>markup
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>>I did try do dissable the css formatting so i used
>>$MarkupCss = false;
>>$HTMLHeaderFmt['extend'] = "";
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>>MarkupCSS only disables if I edit the extensions.php and HTMLHeaderFmt 
>>seams to have no effect. How do I disable it in the right way?
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>Wikipublisher sets $MarkupCss = true, as it assumes the external css
>exists, which is installed as part of the wikipublisher library install.
>For markup to work, it *must* have either an external css or the
>$HTMLHeaderFmt['extend'] set.
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>The intent of the css option is that people can set their own
>preferred layout options.
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>For now, your best bet is to edit the external css to change the
>styles to be the way you want them. At some point, we'd need to
>make the name of the external css file a variable, so people can 
>have their own local version.
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yep this would be nice