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;XmlWiki side-bar improved again in accord with user requests ;-)
 
;XmlWiki side-bar improved again in accord with user requests ;-)
 
The side-bar is now it's own self-contained XmlWiki article called [[xmlwiki-sidebar]]. This allows users to define active content like forms or animations in their side-bar. It uses XmlWiki syntax to embed the [[xmlwiki-search.html]], [[navigation]] and user bookmarks, and so is very compact.
 
The side-bar is now it's own self-contained XmlWiki article called [[xmlwiki-sidebar]]. This allows users to define active content like forms or animations in their side-bar. It uses XmlWiki syntax to embed the [[xmlwiki-search.html]], [[navigation]] and user bookmarks, and so is very compact.
*To use a different article as the sidebar in your [[XmlWiki]], set <tt>$xwSideBar</tt> its title in your [[LocalSettings.php]] article
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*To use a different article as the sidebar in your [[XmlWiki]], set <tt>$xwSideBar</tt> to its title in your [[LocalSettings.php]] article.
 
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Revision as of 11:31, 18 January 2007

XmlWiki side-bar improved again in accord with user requests ;-)

The side-bar is now it's own self-contained XmlWiki article called xmlwiki-sidebar. This allows users to define active content like forms or animations in their side-bar. It uses XmlWiki syntax to embed the xmlwiki-search.html, navigation and user bookmarks, and so is very compact.

  • To use a different article as the sidebar in your XmlWiki, set $xwSideBar to its title in your LocalSettings.php article.