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This is currently only working in monobook style (the default style). Do you think that it is a bad idea to disable other styles (see preferences -> skin)? Please give me your opinion.
 
This is currently only working in monobook style (the default style). Do you think that it is a bad idea to disable other styles (see preferences -> skin)? Please give me your opinion.
 
[[User:Patrick Gundlach|pg]] 23:39, 17 Aug 2004 (CEST)
 
[[User:Patrick Gundlach|pg]] 23:39, 17 Aug 2004 (CEST)
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Disabling the other styles is fine by me (I like monobook one best anyway).
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Your Javascripted links at the beta have a minor problem: they destroy the current page as well as creating the popup. I believe you can fix that by including the name of the new Window as "target=" to the A command, like so:
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  <a class="plainlinks"
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    target="OutputWindow"
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    href="javascript:show_command('about')">\about</a>
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Keep up the good work! [[User:Taco|Taco]]

Revision as of 07:09, 18 August 2004

Dear Wiki users,

I'll update the wiki software in the next few days. One of the changes is that you will be able to use a new markup like

<cmd>framed</cmd>

and

<api>doiffileelse</api>

to make the first one appear like \framed with an active hyperlink to the documentation in texshow web. The second one has a hyperlink to the api documentation. You can see this at http://beta.contextgarden.net (only a few days active)

This is currently only working in monobook style (the default style). Do you think that it is a bad idea to disable other styles (see preferences -> skin)? Please give me your opinion. pg 23:39, 17 Aug 2004 (CEST)

Disabling the other styles is fine by me (I like monobook one best anyway).

Your Javascripted links at the beta have a minor problem: they destroy the current page as well as creating the popup. I believe you can fix that by including the name of the new Window as "target=" to the A command, like so:

 <a class="plainlinks" 
    target="OutputWindow"
    href="javascript:show_command('about')">\about</a>

Keep up the good work! Taco