Difference between revisions of "Making it more useful"
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** '''[[Personal Recommendations]]''' at the bottom of user pages | ** '''[[Personal Recommendations]]''' at the bottom of user pages | ||
** '''[[Related Pages]]''' at the bottom of other pages | ** '''[[Related Pages]]''' at the bottom of other pages | ||
− | ** the font size shows relevance, | + | ** the font size shows relevance, coloured blob shows how recently it was last edited |
** with '''intros on''', user pages (e.g. [[User:Gav]]) can appear in these sections too. That way like-minded users are sort of "introduced" to each other ... | ** with '''intros on''', user pages (e.g. [[User:Gav]]) can appear in these sections too. That way like-minded users are sort of "introduced" to each other ... | ||
− | * one for simple included external images | + | * there's one for simple included external images |
* an html5 tag for videos, sound etc | * an html5 tag for videos, sound etc | ||
* a custom one for the specific use of iframes | * a custom one for the specific use of iframes | ||
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The point is, it's very adaptable and easy to code. | The point is, it's very adaptable and easy to code. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:50, 28 November 2018
There are a few extensions I've added to this wiki.
- a {!ctf} one. This helps wiki pages flow about better, link more efficiently, break up filter bubbles etc. It puts;
- What's Popular on the bottom of the main page
- Personal Recommendations at the bottom of user pages
- Related Pages at the bottom of other pages
- the font size shows relevance, coloured blob shows how recently it was last edited
- with intros on, user pages (e.g. User:Gav) can appear in these sections too. That way like-minded users are sort of "introduced" to each other ...
- there's one for simple included external images
- an html5 tag for videos, sound etc
- a custom one for the specific use of iframes
But there are loads of other things you can integrate
- calendars
- comments
- rating systems
- RSVP's
- maps
- whatever you like
The point is, it's very adaptable and easy to code.