Other special markups
This page is being deprecated in favor of the MarkupMasterIndex. --Pm?
Search
(:searchbox:)
- A PmWiki text-search box. Normally used in Main.SearchWiki? but can be placed anywhere.
(:searchresults:)
- Produces the results of a search in a wikipage, as coming from the
q=
URL parameter or a(:searchbox:)
directive.(:searchresults:)
can be customized by editing pageSite.Search
.
Titles, Groups, etc.
See markup variables for a complete list of "variables" that you can access through the markup construction {$<variable>}
. Here are some of the available variables.
{$Name}
- The page's name, as in "SpecialMarkups"
{$Group}
- the page's group name, as in "PmWiki"
{$DefaultGroup}
- The name of the default (startup) group, here it's "Main"
{$Title}
- the page's title, as in "Other special markups"
{$Namespaced}
- the page title spaced, as in "Special Markups"
{$Groupspaced}
- the group name spaced, as in "Pm Wiki"
{$LastModified}
- the date the page was last modified
{$LastModifiedBy}
- the author that performed the last modification
{$LastModifiedHost}
- the host that performed the last modification
Headers and Footers
(:noheader:)
(:nofooter:)
(:notitle:)
(:nogroupheader:)
Redirects
(:redirect PageName:)
(:redirect GroupName.PageName:)
Includes
(:include IncludeOtherPages#include-desc#include-desc-end:)
See include other pages for more details.
Misc Bracket Abuse
[[<<]]
- Forces a line break, specifically inserts the HTML "<br clear='all'>"
(:spacewikiwords:)
- Place this directive in a page and it will cause all of the WikiWords in the page to be displayed with spaces. This can also be turned on by setting
in customization (see PmWiki.Variables).$SpaceWikiWords
=1 [[#anchorname]]
- Creates an anchor in a page.
[[#anchorname|
text]]
- Creates a link to an anchor within the same page.
[[PageName#anchorname
| text]]
- Creates a link to an anchor on `PageName.
This page may have a more recent version on pmwiki.org: PmWiki:SpecialMarkups, and a talk page: PmWiki:SpecialMarkups-Talk.