Wiki Plugins
The Power of Wiki Plugins
Tiki can be extended by wiki plugins and the list of available plugins is long and extensive. Learn how to use the most important ones. See how to combine them and make them work magic.

How It Works

The syntax for a Tiki wiki-plugin is the plugin name in capital letters surrounded by curly brackets.
The opening tag uses a pair of parentheses for parameters (if any):

{PLUGIN()}{CODE}
%note% The parentheses are required as it indicates the start of the wiki-plugin.
The ending tag is simply the tag without the parentheses:
{CODE()}{PLUGIN}{CODE}
Some wiki-plugins does something to the contents between the tags, others don't.

For instance, here's the MONO wiki-plugin in action:
{CODE()}I am {MONO()}mono-fied{MONO}{CODE}
I am {MONO()}mono-fied{MONO}

Wiki-plugins can be nested (almost) however you like.
Here's the MONO plugin in a DIV plugin:
{CODE()}{DIV(class="Layout_box1")}I am {MONO()}mono-fied{MONO}{DIV}{CODE}
{DIV(class="Layout_box1")}I am {MONO()}mono-fied{MONO}{DIV}

Some wiki-plugins, like the WIKIPEDIA plugin, doesn't do anything to any text surrounded by it.
So, instead of writing the wiki-plugin tag in full, like this:
{CODE()}{WIKIPEDIA()}{WIKIPEDIA}{CODE}
You can write it in shorthand, like this:
{CODE()}{WIKIPEDIA()/}{CODE}
And that would give you: {WIKIPEDIA()/}
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Let's take a look at some of the most oft used wiki-plugins. (:smile:)
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The DIV plugin is the bread and butter of this wiki.
It's mostly used for styled '''boxes''', using the '''class''' parameter.
{CODE(caption="Syntax of the Div Plugin",wrap="1")}{DIV(type=div|span|pre|b|i|tt|p|blockquote, bg= , width= , align=left|center|justify,  float=left|right, class= , id= )} your content {DIV}{CODE}

||{MONO()}type{MONO} | by default ''div'', and for most uses, you don't need to worry about it. The only other type frequently used here is ''span''.
{MONO()}bg{MONO} | background colour - can be a named colour of a hex code. Mostly used with ''type=span''
{MONO()}width{MONO} | by default 100%, you need to use __px__ or __%__ when setting it (ie 100px)
{MONO()}align{MONO} | aligns the __text__ inside of the div
{MONO()}float{MONO} | floats the div either to the left or right
{MONO()}class{MONO} | This is where it gets interesting! Any CSS class goes here, see ((Wiki Styles))||

To insert a DIV, click the DIV button in the editor toolbar:
{img fileId="1756" stylebox="border"}

{img fileId="1758" thumb="y" alt="" rel="box[g]" width="300" imalign="left" class="padded"}
You should see the plugin dialogue, where you can set the plugin parameters.
If you clicked the DIV button with some text selected, it should be in the ''text'' textarea.

As you can see, the parameters are explained well and straight forward, so you don't have to remember the syntax.

The same applies to most other wiki-plugins: you can use the dialogue to figure out what parameters they take.

The plugin dialogue not only works for inserting new tags, but also for tweaking existing tags:

Select a tag in the editor textarea, and click the corresponding plugin button on the toolbar.
The plugin reads the tag and you can change the parameters.

%clear%
Let's try it:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{DIV(class="Layout_box_m2", width="200px")}I am using the ''Layout_box_m2'' style and my width is 200px.{DIV}{CODE}
{DIV(class="Layout_box_m2", width="200px")}I am using the ''Layout_box_m2'' style and my width is 200px.{DIV}

Let's float it:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{DIV(float="right", class="Layout_box13")}I am floating to the right using the ''Layout_box13'' style.{DIV}{CODE}
{DIV(float="right", class="Layout_box13")}I am floating to the right using the ''Layout_box13'' style.{DIV}
%clear%

We can nest DIVs, like this:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{DIV(class="Layout_box1", width="50%")}I am using the ''Layout_box1'' style and have some {DIV(type="span", bg="yellow")}highlighted{DIV} text.{DIV}{CODE}
{DIV(class="Layout_box1", width="50%")}I am using the ''Layout_box1'' style and have some {DIV(type="span", bg="yellow")}highlighted{DIV} text.{DIV}
%note% We need to set the type to ''span'' for the inner div so that it styles the text ''__inline__''.

Instead of using the DIV dialogue box each time you need a div, you can click the ''Quick Div'' button on the toolbar:

{img fileId="1757" stylebox="border"}

{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginDiv]{TRANSCLUDE}
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BOX is almost like the DIV plugin, but features a '''title''' parameter.
In many situations, it doesn't matter if you're using a DIV or a BOX, although there are some slight differences, as you'll see.
{CODE(caption="BOX Example Syntax",wrap="1")}{BOX([title=>title],[bg=>color],[width=>num[%]])}
 Text inside box
{BOX}{CODE}
|| {MONO()}title{MONO} | If passed, the box will feature a title
{MONO()}bg{MONO} | background colour, named colour or hex value
{MONO()}width{MONO} | Contrary to the DIV tag, the default is __not__ 100% but no width
{MONO()}align{MONO} | '''left''' or '''right''' or '''center''' - applies to the text __in__ the box
{MONO()}float{MONO} | '''left'''|'''right''' makes the box float to left or right respectively
{MONO()}class{MONO} | A CSS class - see ((Wiki Styles)) ||

The main difference from the DIV plugin is that a BOX has a title, and that its '''width''' parameter is __not__ set by default.
Most of the time, you'd want to set it.

Like the DIV plugin, you can insert a BOX by clicking either the Box button (for a dialogue) or the '''Quick Box''' button.

This is a pretty box with a title and a '''width''' of 50%:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{BOX(class="trackerBox", title="I have a title!", width="50%")}
This is the contents of the box. (:smile:)
{BOX}{CODE}
{BOX(class="trackerBox", title="I have a title!", width="50%")}
This is the contents of the box. (:smile:)
{BOX}

You can pass a link as a title, like this:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{BOX(class="Layout_box4", title="((Help - Wiki Plugins))", width="200px")}
Wiki plugins are fun.
{BOX}{CODE}
{BOX(class="Layout_box4", title="((Help - Wiki Plugins))", width="200px")}
Wiki plugins are fun.
{BOX}

Experiment with both DIVs and BOXes to see how they behave.

{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginBox]{TRANSCLUDE}

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Since this is a programming wiki, the CODE wiki-plugin is pretty important.
It's always easier to read code if it's proper colourised.
{CODE(caption="CODE Plugin Syntax",wrap="1")}{CODE(ln=0|1, colors=code language, caption=caption text, wrap=0|1, wiki=0|1, rtl=0|1)}code{CODE}{CODE}

|| {MONO()}ln{MONO} | Linenumbers (0 or 1)
{MONO()}colors{MONO}  | Language to colour (ie '''c++''')
{MONO()}caption{MONO} | Shows a caption
{MONO()}wrap{MONO} | 1 or 0 - almost __always__ use {BOX(class="")}wrap="1"{BOX}
{MONO()}wiki{MONO} | 1 or 0 to parse wiki syntax or not ||

To insert code, click the {IMG(src="pics/icons/page_white_code.png")}{IMG} button and fill out the Insert Code dialogue, or use the '''Quick C++''' or the '''Quick C#''' buttons:
{CODE()}{CODE(wrap="1" colors="c++")}
// some code this is
std::cout << 'the code' << std::endl;{CODE}{CODE}
{CODE(wrap="1" colors="c++")}
// some code this is
std::cout << 'the code' << std::endl;{CODE}

{TRANSCLUDE(page="alertbox")}Always use ''wrap="1"'' in code boxes. Otherwise you'll (probably) find the page layout ruined after inserting a lengthy bit of code.{TRANSCLUDE}

Geshi, the engine serving the pretty code, is capable of highlighting most languages.

Valid ''color'' parameters are: {MONO()}c++/cpp, c#, vbnet, python, cmake, povray, winbatch, bash, xml, ini, make, lua, ...{MONO}
Visit [http://qbnz.com/highlighter/|Geshi] for more information.
Below is a extensive list of languages:

{FADE(label="Click to toggle list of Geshi languages")}
abap actionscript actionscript3 ada apache applescript apt_sources asm asp autoit avisynth
bash basic4gl bf bibtex blitzbasic bnf boo
c c_mac caddcl cadlisp cfdg cfm cil cmake cobol cpp-qt cpp csharp css
d dcs delphi diff div dos dot
eiffel email erlang fo fortran freebasic genero
gettext glsl gml gnuplot groovy
haskell hq9plus html4strict
idl ini inno intercal io
java java5 javascript
kixtart klonec klonecpp
latex lisp locobasic lolcode lotusformulas lotusscript lscript lsl2 lua
m68k make matlab mirc modula3 mpasm mxml mysql
nsis
oberon2 objc ocaml-brief ocaml oobas oracle11 oracle8
pascal per perl php-brief php pic16 pixelbender plsql povray powershell progress prolog properties providex python
qbasic
rails rebol reg robots ruby sas scala scheme scilab sdlbasic smalltalk smarty sql
tcl teraterm text thinbasic tsql typoscript
vb vbnet verilog vhdl vim visualfoxpro visualprolog
whitespace whois winbatch xml xorg_conf xpp
z80
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{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginCode]{TRANSCLUDE}

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{ANAME()}SPLIT{ANAME}The SPLIT plugin is an interesting one.
Like the name suggests, it is used to ''__split__'' chunks of '''page'''.
{CODE(caption="SPLIT Example Syntax",wrap="1")}{SPLIT(colsize=size1|size2|...}
--- (separates columns)
@@@ (separates rows)
{SPLIT}


SPLIT is excellent for arranging content on a page, especially when used with DIVs and BOXes.

Example:

{SPLIT()}
{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 1")}Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi viverra convallis hendrerit. Suspendisse eu quam orci, scelerisque aliquam leo. Cras et neque velit, vitae luctus tellus. Praesent ut nisi a risus sodales consectetur in eget metus. Maecenas semper elit mauris. Maecenas diam ipsum, mattis eu aliquam sed, auctor quis leo.{BOX}
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{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 2")}Cras dictum enim eu odio adipiscing sit amet faucibus est viverra. Cras justo nisi, auctor vitae malesuada adipiscing, fringilla ac arcu. Donec sapien lacus, pulvinar vitae convallis vitae, elementum ac augue. Donec elementum velit condimentum lectus cursus dapibus. Suspendisse potenti. Donec at odio ut mauris aliquam tempus. Integer ornare bibendum lectus non venenatis.{BOX}
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{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 3")}Nulla justo ante, sodales malesuada placerat in, bibendum gravida lectus. Phasellus quam mauris, pretium eu viverra non, imperdiet eu nibh. Pellentesque sit amet quam nunc, in iaculis purus. Nulla rutrum lacus non massa commodo ac consequat ligula auctor. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Ut nunc diam, auctor facilisis venenatis sit amet, faucibus quis ipsum. Ut venenatis, massa eu eleifend vulputate, arcu risus ullamcorper purus, interdum tincidunt purus sem at enim. In in ligula metus. Nulla pretium ultricies felis, laoreet rhoncus nulla dictum nec.{BOX}
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{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 4")}Sed sit amet pellentesque sapien. Praesent lacus justo, placerat ac rhoncus et, iaculis ac elit. Duis pharetra dignissim turpis at facilisis. Cras sit amet mauris quis neque placerat malesuada. Donec ac purus elit. Donec non quam diam. Vestibulum eu metus est, tristique egestas leo. Morbi consequat massa eros. Quisque a leo lacus. Cras tincidunt molestie elementum. Maecenas ac orci ut sapien imperdiet adipiscing.{BOX}
{SPLIT}
Box 1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi viverra convallis hendrerit. Suspendisse eu quam orci, scelerisque aliquam leo. Cras et neque velit, vitae luctus tellus. Praesent ut nisi a risus sodales consectetur in eget metus. Maecenas semper elit mauris. Maecenas diam ipsum, mattis eu aliquam sed, auctor quis leo.

Box 2
Cras dictum enim eu odio adipiscing sit amet faucibus est viverra. Cras justo nisi, auctor vitae malesuada adipiscing, fringilla ac arcu. Donec sapien lacus, pulvinar vitae convallis vitae, elementum ac augue. Donec elementum velit condimentum lectus cursus dapibus. Suspendisse potenti. Donec at odio ut mauris aliquam tempus. Integer ornare bibendum lectus non venenatis.

Box 3
Nulla justo ante, sodales malesuada placerat in, bibendum gravida lectus. Phasellus quam mauris, pretium eu viverra non, imperdiet eu nibh. Pellentesque sit amet quam nunc, in iaculis purus. Nulla rutrum lacus non massa commodo ac consequat ligula auctor. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Ut nunc diam, auctor facilisis venenatis sit amet, faucibus quis ipsum. Ut venenatis, massa eu eleifend vulputate, arcu risus ullamcorper purus, interdum tincidunt purus sem at enim. In in ligula metus. Nulla pretium ultricies felis, laoreet rhoncus nulla dictum nec.

Box 4
Sed sit amet pellentesque sapien. Praesent lacus justo, placerat ac rhoncus et, iaculis ac elit. Duis pharetra dignissim turpis at facilisis. Cras sit amet mauris quis neque placerat malesuada. Donec ac purus elit. Donec non quam diam. Vestibulum eu metus est, tristique egestas leo. Morbi consequat massa eros. Quisque a leo lacus. Cras tincidunt molestie elementum. Maecenas ac orci ut sapien imperdiet adipiscing.


Or, when leaving out the row separator (@@@) you can arrange the boxes in two columns instead:

{SPLIT()}
{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 1")}Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi viverra convallis hendrerit. Suspendisse eu quam orci, scelerisque aliquam leo. Cras et neque velit, vitae luctus tellus. Praesent ut nisi a risus sodales consectetur in eget metus. Maecenas semper elit mauris. Maecenas diam ipsum, mattis eu aliquam sed, auctor quis leo.{BOX}
{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 2")}Cras dictum enim eu odio adipiscing sit amet faucibus est viverra. Cras justo nisi, auctor vitae malesuada adipiscing, fringilla ac arcu. Donec sapien lacus, pulvinar vitae convallis vitae, elementum ac augue. Donec elementum velit condimentum lectus cursus dapibus. Suspendisse potenti. Donec at odio ut mauris aliquam tempus. Integer ornare bibendum lectus non venenatis.{BOX}
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{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 3")}Nulla justo ante, sodales malesuada placerat in, bibendum gravida lectus. Phasellus quam mauris, pretium eu viverra non, imperdiet eu nibh. Pellentesque sit amet quam nunc, in iaculis purus. Nulla rutrum lacus non massa commodo ac consequat ligula auctor. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Ut nunc diam, auctor facilisis venenatis sit amet, faucibus quis ipsum. Ut venenatis, massa eu eleifend vulputate, arcu risus ullamcorper purus, interdum tincidunt purus sem at enim. In in ligula metus. Nulla pretium ultricies felis, laoreet rhoncus nulla dictum nec.{BOX}
{BOX(class="Layout_box6",title="Box 4")}Sed sit amet pellentesque sapien. Praesent lacus justo, placerat ac rhoncus et, iaculis ac elit. Duis pharetra dignissim turpis at facilisis. Cras sit amet mauris quis neque placerat malesuada. Donec ac purus elit. Donec non quam diam. Vestibulum eu metus est, tristique egestas leo. Morbi consequat massa eros. Quisque a leo lacus. Cras tincidunt molestie elementum. Maecenas ac orci ut sapien imperdiet adipiscing.{BOX}
{SPLIT}
Box 1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi viverra convallis hendrerit. Suspendisse eu quam orci, scelerisque aliquam leo. Cras et neque velit, vitae luctus tellus. Praesent ut nisi a risus sodales consectetur in eget metus. Maecenas semper elit mauris. Maecenas diam ipsum, mattis eu aliquam sed, auctor quis leo.

Box 2
Cras dictum enim eu odio adipiscing sit amet faucibus est viverra. Cras justo nisi, auctor vitae malesuada adipiscing, fringilla ac arcu. Donec sapien lacus, pulvinar vitae convallis vitae, elementum ac augue. Donec elementum velit condimentum lectus cursus dapibus. Suspendisse potenti. Donec at odio ut mauris aliquam tempus. Integer ornare bibendum lectus non venenatis.

Box 3
Nulla justo ante, sodales malesuada placerat in, bibendum gravida lectus. Phasellus quam mauris, pretium eu viverra non, imperdiet eu nibh. Pellentesque sit amet quam nunc, in iaculis purus. Nulla rutrum lacus non massa commodo ac consequat ligula auctor. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Ut nunc diam, auctor facilisis venenatis sit amet, faucibus quis ipsum. Ut venenatis, massa eu eleifend vulputate, arcu risus ullamcorper purus, interdum tincidunt purus sem at enim. In in ligula metus. Nulla pretium ultricies felis, laoreet rhoncus nulla dictum nec.

Box 4
Sed sit amet pellentesque sapien. Praesent lacus justo, placerat ac rhoncus et, iaculis ac elit. Duis pharetra dignissim turpis at facilisis. Cras sit amet mauris quis neque placerat malesuada. Donec ac purus elit. Donec non quam diam. Vestibulum eu metus est, tristique egestas leo. Morbi consequat massa eros. Quisque a leo lacus. Cras tincidunt molestie elementum. Maecenas ac orci ut sapien imperdiet adipiscing.


SPLIT has a cousin wiki-plugin called CUT which is exactly the same only that it doesn't insert a line-break tag.
This CUT plugin is specific to this wiki.

Here's how the last example looks like when using CUT instead of SPLIT:

Box 1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi viverra convallis hendrerit. Suspendisse eu quam orci, scelerisque aliquam leo. Cras et neque velit, vitae luctus tellus. Praesent ut nisi a risus sodales consectetur in eget metus. Maecenas semper elit mauris. Maecenas diam ipsum, mattis eu aliquam sed, auctor quis leo.
Box 2
Cras dictum enim eu odio adipiscing sit amet faucibus est viverra. Cras justo nisi, auctor vitae malesuada adipiscing, fringilla ac arcu. Donec sapien lacus, pulvinar vitae convallis vitae, elementum ac augue. Donec elementum velit condimentum lectus cursus dapibus. Suspendisse potenti. Donec at odio ut mauris aliquam tempus. Integer ornare bibendum lectus non venenatis.
Box 3
Nulla justo ante, sodales malesuada placerat in, bibendum gravida lectus. Phasellus quam mauris, pretium eu viverra non, imperdiet eu nibh. Pellentesque sit amet quam nunc, in iaculis purus. Nulla rutrum lacus non massa commodo ac consequat ligula auctor. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Ut nunc diam, auctor facilisis venenatis sit amet, faucibus quis ipsum. Ut venenatis, massa eu eleifend vulputate, arcu risus ullamcorper purus, interdum tincidunt purus sem at enim. In in ligula metus. Nulla pretium ultricies felis, laoreet rhoncus nulla dictum nec.
Box 4
Sed sit amet pellentesque sapien. Praesent lacus justo, placerat ac rhoncus et, iaculis ac elit. Duis pharetra dignissim turpis at facilisis. Cras sit amet mauris quis neque placerat malesuada. Donec ac purus elit. Donec non quam diam. Vestibulum eu metus est, tristique egestas leo. Morbi consequat massa eros. Quisque a leo lacus. Cras tincidunt molestie elementum. Maecenas ac orci ut sapien imperdiet adipiscing.


As you can see, there's much less wasted space when using CUT instead of SPLIT.

General rule: Use SPLIT when possible, and CUT when you need to.

The last SPLIT example shows a neat trick using BOX and IMG:

{BOX(width="100%")}{SPLIT(colsize=5%|70%)}{IMG(fileId="5")}{IMG}---
Hello - this is some text which is supposed
be to the right of the image in the other column.

Hello image! (:smile:)
I can't reach your column no matter how much I try to...
{BOX}{CODE}
{BOX(width="100%")}{SPLIT(colsize=5%|70%)}{IMG(fileId="1736")}{IMG}---
Hello - this is some text which is supposed
be to the right of the image in the other column.

Hello image! (:smile:)
I can't reach your column no matter how much I try to...
{BOX}

What's neat about that is that we used SPLIT to split the image and the text into two columns, the first one of size 5% and the second one 70%.
That way, the image and the text doesn't interfere with each other and you get a nice layout.
{MONO()}§06504be576432ab30e4374eaeb789803§{MONO} is just arbitrary, but works well in practice, as you don't need to calculate anything, but let the browser do that for you.

%note% You can nest SPLIT too. Take advantage of that and be able to achieve some rather sophisticated layouts.

{TRANSCLUDE(page="faqbox")}
__Q:__ What if I want to insert horizontal bars in my text?
It conflicts with the column separator?

__A:__ Use four dashes instead of only three! -> {MONO()}§cd815d593ce0b45a807ac6bf8c19edd5§{MONO}{TRANSCLUDE}


{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginSplit]{TRANSCLUDE}

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This is a real, sortable, fancy table.
It's not used much, but is excellent for lists of links and other things where you want the entries to be sorted automatically.
See it in action at ((Projects Using Ogre)) and ((Comparison of GUIs))
{CODE(caption="FANCYTABLE Example Syntax",wrap="1")}{FANCYTABLE(head=h1c1|h1c2|h1c3>>h2c1|h2c2|h2c3 , sortable= , sortlist= )}cells{FANCYTABLE}{CODE}

|| head | Captions for column titles, separated by a pipe (§533372226c9ca7d35907974a60384a17§)
sortable | y or n - whether or not the columns are sortable (javascript)
sortlist | [[0,1],[[1,0]... - pair of numbers in brackets indicating column-number and sort-direction ||

The list of parameters is a lot longer, but that should be enough for most uses.

Example table:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{FANCYTABLE( head=" Quantity | Vegetables | Fruits", sortable="y",sortList="[0,0],[1,0]")}
10 | onions | apples
10 | cucumbers | lemons
100 | carrots | oranges
10 | tomatoes | water melons
50 | peas | strawberries
{FANCYTABLE}{CODE}
{FANCYTABLE( head=" Quantity | Vegetables | Fruits", sortable="y",sortList="[0,0],[1,0]")}
10 | onions | apples
10 | cucumbers | lemons
100 | carrots | oranges
10 | tomatoes | water melons
50 | peas | strawberries
{FANCYTABLE}

As you can see, the table sorts the rows automatically.

You can use the DIV tag in a FANCYTABLE to style the individual cells:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{FANCYTABLE( head=" | GL(SDL)| GL(Windows) | GL(GLX) | D3D7(Windows) | D3D9(Windows)")}
blitToMemory| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="grey")}NYI{DIV}| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}
HDR textures| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="white")}N/A{DIV}| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}
{FANCYTABLE}{CODE}
{FANCYTABLE( head=" |GL(SDL)|GL(Windows)|GL(GLX)|D3D7(Windows)|D3D9(Windows)")}
blitToMemory|{DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}|{DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}| {DIV(bg="grey")}NYI{DIV}|{DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}
HDR textures|{DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}|{DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}|{DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}|{DIV(bg="white")}N/A{DIV}|{DIV(bg="green")}+{DIV}
{FANCYTABLE}

You will probably notice that the syntax is otherwise the same as the plain Tiki table:
The pipe character separates columns and line-breaks separates rows.

{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginFancyTable]{TRANSCLUDE}

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Sometimes you want to have sections of a wiki page hidden by default.
This wiki-plugin allows you to have links which toggles the display of a section using fadein/fadeout effects.
{CODE(caption="FADE Syntax",wrap="1")}{FADE(label=)}text{FADE}{CODE}
|| {MONO()}label{MONO} | Text for the link ||

Example use:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{FADE(label="Click Here!")}
{TRANSCLUDE(page="infobox")}Anything goes in a FADE section!{TRANSCLUDE}
{FADE}{CODE}
{FADE(label="Click Here!")}
{TRANSCLUDE(page="infobox")}Anything goes in a FADE section!{TRANSCLUDE}
{FADE}

{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginFade]{TRANSCLUDE}

---

!§e13cdc6b15d102f9f9db1837e063556c§
The VERSIONS wiki-plugin allows you to divide the contents of a page into separate '''versions'''.
For example, the ((Setting Up An Application - Visual Studio)) page uses it to show instructions for VC10, VC9, VC8...
{CODE(caption="VERSIONS Example Syntax",wrap="1")}{VERSIONS(nav=>y,title=>y)}

This is the default text

---(version 3)-----------------------------

This is version 3 info

---(version 2)-----------------------------

This is version 2 info

---(version 1)-----------------------------

This is version 1 info

{VERSIONS}{CODE}
|| {MONO()}nav{MONO} | '''y''' or '''n''' - displays navigation box
{MONO()}title{MONO} | '''y''' or '''n''' - displays titles
{MONO()}default{MONO} | specifies which version to show when the page is viewed for the first time ||

{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}VERSIONS in action: ((Setting Up An Application - Visual Studio))
[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginVersions]{TRANSCLUDE}

---
!§9452d89844363e0c63c15dfa8580eb06§
We encourage you to use footnotes and/or wiki page comments as an alternative to writing case-specific information in the wiki pages themselves.

For instance if some strange issue happens only when some obscure conditions are present, it is better to use a footnote than to write it '''in-line'''.

Use the ''Footnote'' button to insert a footnote:
{CODE(wrap="1")}text to be footnoted{FOOTNOTE(checkDuplicates=y)}footnote text to be displayed elsewhere{FOOTNOTE}{CODE}
text to be footnoted{FOOTNOTE(checkDuplicates=y)}footnote text to be displayed elsewhere{FOOTNOTE}

You can use the '''sameas''' parameter to link to an existing footnote:
{CODE(wrap="1")}text to be footnoted{FOOTNOTE(sameas=1)}{FOOTNOTE}{CODE}
text to be footnoted{FOOTNOTE(sameas=1)}{FOOTNOTE}

To display the footnotes, click the __Footnotearea__ button:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{FOOTNOTEAREA() /}{CODE}
{FOOTNOTEAREA() /}

{TRANSCLUDE(page="seebox")}[http://doc.tikiwiki.org/PluginFootnote]{TRANSCLUDE}

---
!§d517eb29513c53fa43c5aed14e1cf0c7§
This wiki-plugin is an attempt at bridging the gap between MediaWiki templates and Tiki.

It is based on the INCLUDE wiki-plugin, which merely includes a page inline.

The TRANSCLUDE plugin, however, allows you to __''transclude''__ that page (instead of merely including it):

When the TRANSCLUDE plugin fetches the wiki page, the tag '''§f4f9aea953e91a4b4233cae8d434071b§''' is replaced by whatever is inside the TRANSCLUDE tag.
Furthermore, any parameters passed will be replaced by their values (if they exist in the template page).

And - as a result - we can mimick the way MediaWiki templates work.
{CODE(caption="TRANSCLUDE Syntax",wrap="1")}{TRANSCLUDE(page="pageName", key=value, key=value, ...")}text{TRANSCLUDE}{CODE}
|| {MONO()}page{MONO} | page to transclude
{MONO()}parameters{MONO} | any additional parameters will be replaced, if they exist ||
For instance, say we have a todo box template like this:
{CODE(caption="Todo Box Template",wrap="1")}{BOX(class="todo_box", float="right", title="__Todo__ on this page:")}
%%%text%%%{BOX}{CODE}
It will render like this:
{BOX(class="todo_box", float="right", title="__Todo__ on this page:")}
%%%text%%%{BOX}
%clear%
Now, let's use that template page to '''transclude''' some todo items on a page:
{CODE(wrap="1")}{TRANSCLUDE(page="todoBox")}* Bring out the garbage
* Feed the goldfish
{TRANSCLUDE}

Provided that we have a page called 'todoBox' (which we actually do), it will render like this:

Todo on this page:
  • Bring out the garbage
  • Feed the goldfish

That's pretty cool, isn't it? smile


Parameters can of course also be used:

{TRANSCLUDE(page="Layout_box5", title="Transclusion in Action", img="1727")}This is very time saving.{TRANSCLUDE}
Transclusion in Action
style1.png This is very time saving.

Here, the parameters 'title' and 'img' are replaced in the template by their values.

The source for our 'Layout_box5' looks like this:

BOX(class="Layout_box5", title="%%%title%%%", width="100%")}{SPLIT(colsize=5%|95%)}{IMG(fileId="%%%img%%%")}{IMG}---%%%text%%%{SPLIT}{BOX}

Info Notice how '%%%title%%%', '%%%img%%%' and '%%%text%%%' are used.

See Also
see_also.jpg

Wiki Boxes and Wiki Divs for ready-made templates.
{WIKIPEDIA(page="Wikipedia:Transclusion",showprefix="0")/}


{LEX()}{LEX}

This wiki-plugin is made especially for the Ogre Lexicon.

The way the Ogre Lexicon works:

  • All pages in the Ogre Lexicon structure is prepended by a dash, to avoid name collisions with regular wiki pagenames - making it possible to have a page called Shaders and still have an entry for that in the lexicon (-Shaders).
  • When linking to an Ogre Lexicon page, it will look different from the other, regular wiki links, which is where the LEX wiki-plugin comes into the picture.
LEX Syntax
{LEX(pagename=)}text{LEX}
pagename The page to link to, defaults to what's surrounded by the tags


For instance, here's how you'd link to the FPS Ogre Lexicon entry:

The sample remains at 60 {LEX()}FPS{LEX} at all times.

The sample remains at 60 {LEX()}FPS{LEX} at all times.

It will become immediately obvious that 'FPS' is a link to an entry in the Ogre Lexicon.
Behind the scenes, it really links to -FPS, and if you give the -FPS page a description, it will show that in the title popup.

For completeness, here's how you'd use the 'pagename' parameter to make 'frames per second' link to the FPS Ogre Lexicon page:

The sample remains at 60 {LEX(pagename="FPS")}frames per second{LEX} at all times.

The sample remains at 60 {LEX(pagename="FPS")}frames per second{LEX} at all times.


{WIKIPEDIA()}{WIKIPEDIA}

This tag is written specifically for the Ogre Wiki.
And is dedicated to all those people so used to the MediaWiki template.

WIKIPEDIA Syntax
{WIKIPEDIA(page= , lang=, showprefix=)/}
page The name of the page to link to. Default is current page.
lang Two character language code. Default is en (English).
showprefix 'y' or 'n' - Show the 'See also' prefix

Use the Wikipedia button on the toolbar to insert it into a page.

By default, it will link to a Wikipedia article by the same name as the page it's inserted into, but that can be overridden by passing a 'page' parameter.

This tag:

{WIKIPEDIA()/}

Renders as:
{WIKIPEDIA()/}

This plugin takes the fact that all our entries in the Ogre Lexicon is prefixed by a - (dash), and strips that from the pagename when it builds the Wikipedia link.
Therefore you can safely use it in the Ogre Lexicon pages.
The page -FPS will not link to -FPS at Wikipedia, but FPS.

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