Inhaltsverzeichnis

nspages Plugin

Zeigt das Inhaltsverzeichnis und optional die untergeordneten Namensräume1) eines gegeben Namensraums an.

Die Benutzung ist einfach, schreibe einfach

  <nspages>

und sieh dir das Ergebnis an. (Du kann auch einfach nspages in der Toolbar des Wiki Editors anklicken.

Die allgemeine Syntax ist

  <nspages namespace_pfad -option1 -option2 ...>

Beschreibung:

Common options
-subns
displays the subnamespaces of the selected namespace (and provide links to their main page)
-nopages
do not list the pages of the selected namespace (of course this option is useful only if you use -subns)
-exclude:nameOfPage
won't include the page nameOfPage. This option may be use several times in order to exclude several pages
-exclude:subNs:
won't include the subnamespace subNs. This option may also be used more than once
-exclude
won't include the current page
-h1
will display the first h1 title found. If a page doesn't contain such a title, the name of the page is used instead
-textPages="some text"
some text will be displayed instead of the default text, to introduce the pages list
-textNS="some text"
some text will be displayed instead of the default text, to introduce the namespaces list
-title
alias of -h1
-simpleList
display the list on a single column
-numberedList
display the list on a single column, as an ordered list
-simpleLine
display the list on a single line (incompatible with -simpleList)
-simpleLineBreak
display the list on a single column, separated only by line breaks (incompatible with the previous flags)
-nbCol=3
Change the number of columns to use (default is 3)
-sortId
Sort the pages according to their id, even if -title is used
Less common options
-reverse
Sort the pages in reverse order
-naturalOrder
Sort the pages in natural order
-sortByDate
Sort the pages by date of last modification
-pagesInNs
The pages will appear among the namespaces
-r
recurse : display elements of the subnamespaces. You may use just -r to check every subnamespace, or e.g. -r=3 to have a depth limit to 3 levels
-exclude:[page1 subNs: page2]
an easier syntax to exclude several pages/subnamespaces
-pregPagesOn
-pregPagesOff
-pregNSOn
-pregNSOff
Enable the use of regex to select the documents that should be displayed. Eg: -pregPagesOn="/doku/i" will display only pages which contains "doku" in their id.
Several options may be used, and each of them may be used several times.
-anchorName=myName
Add anchors on each title-letters, to let link directly to them. Anchors will look like, e.g. for the letter A: nspages_myName_A
-actualTitle
print an actual html title (not just a bold and underlined text)
-actualTitle=n
print an actual html title <hn>
-idAndTitle
Use the format "id of the item - title of the item"
-nbItemsMax=n
Display at most n pages or subnamespaces
-hideNoPages
Hide page header and "no pages" message if no pages present
-hideNoSubns
Hide subnamespace header and "no subnamespace" message if no subns present

ex:

Dieser Namensraum existiert nicht: path_to_a_namespace
or

Unternamensraum:

will work.

Installation

If you have one of the latest version of DokuWiki (at least 2009-12-25, Lemmings), you may use this archive: https://github.com/gturri/nspages/zipball/master.

Some (important) points

nspages is a personal open source project started in 2008. I have put hundreds of hours to maintain and enhance it.

Donations to nspages will help support bugfix, keeping compatibility with upcoming versions of DokuWiki, and adding new features.

If you have found this plugin useful, consider donating, to help for its development.

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