How can I get the same menu that is being used in MediaWiki itself (the one on the left). Is there any extension that I can download to be installed into my own MediaWiki?
The sidebar is editable. Just type MediaWiki:Sidebar into your search field. Any administrator can edit it.
See also Wikipedia's example.
If you are talking about the collapsible menus used on the MediaWiki site ( http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki ), you will have to download and install the UsabilityInitiative extension.
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:UsabilityInitiative
Part of the extension is the new Vector skin, which contains collapsible menus.
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Using Odoo 15.0
I went to customize -> html/css/js editor and added a link to the header in html
This link broke the js on the website including the action buttons (edit, new ..) and html/css/js editor as well
now I want to access the editor so I can remove the link from html
Is there any way to access it other than the dropdown button?
This question is resolved by
Going to settings
General settings -> Developer Tools (section) -> activate the developer mode
Inside settings a new link will be added to the toolbar called 'Technical'
In Technical dropdown choose views
From views filter by QWeb (here where all website views are: pages, header, navbar, footer ..etc)
Remove the buggy code from the view you edited or edit the code you need in there
I have a working search box in my nav bar, what I'd like to implement now is a search page, eg mysite/search.html - ideally so I can set up links to my site with mysite/search.html?q=QUERYSTRING
An example of this working in practice is shown here.
I'm using the material theme and my config is here. The site is here.
The search.html appears to be in the material repo, however it doesn't appear in my build. I'm using mkdocs v1.1.2 and mkdocs-material 5.5.0
I can't get editable html code behind the page. I want to make some changes to the page. Web site is hosted in the remote server. Someone assigned this task. There is empty editor when open edit page as below image.
Also I added plugin and actived it but can't get the result.
The picture you posted is of the WYSIWYG editor, which is only for adding content to the page.
If you want to edit the layout of the page itself you have 2 options -
Minor page edits to appear across all pages on the site - Go to Appearance -> editor -> page.php and then edit the code to suite your needs.
Large page edits to appear on one or two pages -
Get access to the files
Duplicate page.php with a different name
Edit code
When you go to add a new page you should have an option to pick a page template. Choose the page template you just created.
If you know exactly what you are doing, you can use Chrome "Inspect" feature, and change the HTML of the content inside the WordPress WYSIWYG Editor. After injecting your HTML, click Preview or Publish and your changes will be saved correctly.
In WordPress 5.5.3, you should be able to click the three dots on the top right, then select Code editor. Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+M.
We want am Like Box for the German MarioWiki, but there is no way to get it because no code works. Is there another way to get it into the Wiki? I see an Answer: "If it's a completely internal installation, you could enable raw html in the config file but this could be a big security risk if it is a public wiki.", but ohr Wiki is public so it's a security rsk.
There are several MediaWiki extensions that can be used to include a Facebook "like" button in your wiki:
FacebookLikeButton: Provides a <facelikebutton> tag to add a simple "like" button to a page.
TwitterFBLike: Very similar, provides a {{#TwitterFBLike}} parser function to add "tweet" and "like" buttons to a page.
SocialSideBar: Adds Twitter and Facebook buttons to the sidebar on every page.
AddThis: Very versatile extension that provides buttons for sharing an article on many different sites, both in the sidebar and/or on the page itself.
I have a menu in Sharepoint. In that menu is a list of about 5 pages. When I go to these "sub" pages, I edit their properties and change their title. However, this also changes the link name in the menu which is undesirable since the client wants titles like "About us | Hey hey hey | etc" for SEO reasons. If anyone could help that'd be awesome. Thanks.
I'm assuming that your menu behavior is because you are using MOSS 2007 with publishing features enabled, and the Include Pages check box checked in your navigation settings (Site Actions -> Site Settings -> Manage Navigation).
If this is so, SharePoint automatically provides links for pages for use in your global and current navigation, giving you options to position the link or hide it, as you choose.
To have more flexibility with the presentation of the link, uncheck "Include Pages", and add links manually. The trade-off is the extra keystrokes for more flexibility.
I hope this helps.