Child Pages
A macro for listing the first-level subpages (child pages) of the current page. This macro can be run in sidebars, so that you get child page listing for every page in your wiki automatically. The intention is to improve site navigation, as you just have to call the macro once, and it will work for all pages, and child pages will be listed on a single, common place.
Python versions - 2.5+
Moin Versions - 1.8, 1.9
Copyright - RenatoSilva
License - GNU GPL version 2
Download - Latest version 2014.4.29
SHA256 checksum - 55d441fa3ff88d65eb2a8cfb5278166352dafa885aed79f8d88fc6f2b8aa999b
Parameters
Name |
Description |
Default value |
on |
List of allowed actions separated by |. If current action is not in the list, then macro will not be executed. If the list starts with not:, then they are denied actions: current action must be anything else to allow child page listing. The value on=all will allow any action. |
show |
title |
A title for the child page list. May contain one %s which will be replaced by the page name. When none no title is displayed. |
None |
none_note |
A note to show when no child page is found. When none notification is disabled. |
None |
more_link |
Customized label for more pages link when not all child pages are being listed. When none a default label will be used. |
None |
max_pages |
Max child pages to list. |
0 (no limit) |
max_name |
Max page name length. |
0 (no limit) |
use_list |
Use a list as output format. When false a paragraph will be used for each item. |
True |
spaces |
Separate wiki names by space. |
True |
Example
<<ChildPages(on=not:edit|AttachFile|LocalSiteMap, more_link=More..., max_pages=7, title=<h3>%s</h3>)>> <<ChildPages(on=not:edit|AttachFile|LocalSiteMap, more_link=More..., max_pages=7, title=<h3>In this page</h3>, max_name=17, spaces=False)>>
