diff --git a/build/index.php b/build/index.php index 7d71abd..c5b4a20 100644 --- a/build/index.php +++ b/build/index.php @@ -4315,7 +4315,7 @@ register_module([ register_module([ "name" => "Parsedown", - "version" => "0.7.2", + "version" => "0.8", "author" => "Emanuil Rusev & Starbeamrainbowlabs", "description" => "An upgraded (now default!) parser based on Emanuil Rusev's Parsedown Extra PHP library (https://github.com/erusev/parsedown-extra), which is licensed MIT. Please be careful, as this module adds some weight to your installation, and also *requires* write access to the disk on first load.", "id" => "parser-parsedown", @@ -4344,10 +4344,14 @@ register_module([
[[Internal link]]
[[Display Text|Internal link]]
![Alt text](http://example.com/path/to/image.png | 256x256 | right)
![Alt text](http://example.com/path/to/image.png | 256x256 | caption)
![Alt text](Files/Cheese.png)
Note that the all image image syntax above can be mixed and matched to your liking. The caption
option in particular must come last or next to last.
$settings->sitename also supports including one page in another page as a template. The syntax is very similar to that of Mediawiki. For example, {{Announcement banner}}
will include the contents of the \"Announcement banner\" page, assuming it exists.
You can also use variables. Again, the syntax here is very similar to that of Mediawiki - they can be referenced in the included page by surrrounding the variable name in triple curly braces (e.g. {{{Announcement text}}}
), and set when including a page with the bar syntax (e.g. {{Announcement banner | importance = high | text = Maintenance has been planned for tonight.}}
). Currently the only restriction in templates and variables is that you may not include a closing curly brace (}
) in the page name, variable name, or value.
$settings->sitename also supports a number of special built-in variables. Their syntax and function are described below:
Type this | To get this | |
---|---|---|
[[Internal link]] | Internal Link | An internal link. |
[[Display Text|Internal link]] | Display Text | An internal link with some display text. |
![Alt text](http://example.com/path/to/image.png | 256x256 | right) | An image floating to the right of the page that fits inside a 256px x 256px box, preserving aspect ratio. | |
![Alt text](http://example.com/path/to/image.png | 256x256 | caption) | An image with a caption that fits inside a 256px x 256px box, preserving aspect ratio. The caption is taken from the alt text. | |
![Alt text](Files/Cheese.png) | An example of the short url syntax for images. Simply enter the page name of an image (or video / audio file), and Pepperminty Wiki will sort out the url for you. |
Note that the all image image syntax above can be mixed and matched to your liking. The caption
option in particular must come last or next to last.
$settings->sitename also supports including one page in another page as a template. The syntax is very similar to that of Mediawiki. For example, {{Announcement banner}}
will include the contents of the \"Announcement banner\" page, assuming it exists.
You can also use variables. Again, the syntax here is very similar to that of Mediawiki - they can be referenced in the included page by surrrounding the variable name in triple curly braces (e.g. {{{Announcement text}}}
), and set when including a page with the bar syntax (e.g. {{Announcement banner | importance = high | text = Maintenance has been planned for tonight.}}
). Currently the only restriction in templates and variables is that you may not include a closing curly brace (}
) in the page name, variable name, or value.
$settings->sitename also supports a number of special built-in variables. Their syntax and function are described below:
Type this | To get this |
---|