The "To Keep Up" Wiki

When you select the person-dropdown and others in upper right to right of Search, nothing happens. You expect to see your name, update profile, and admin, but the dropdown doesn't drop down.

This is because a flag defer_js is set.

To undo this:

• You can put the following line in /conf/local.php:
  $conf[“defer_js”] = true;
• Or you can try going to
  /doku.php?do=admin&page=config
  directly to make the change.
  For here it would be
  https://wiki.toku.us/doku.php?do=admin&page=config

On the config page, the setting is in Feature Flags, after Advanced and before Network

If you upload a jpg and can't get it to be inserted, this is why. You need to rename its extent to jpeg, upload, and reference it with .jpeg extent.

So you need to rename something.jpg to be something.jpeg, upload and reference it as something.jpeg: {{something.jpeg?linkonly}} (the 'linkonly' is optional, it links to the picture, click-to-see-it, rather than insert-the-picture-here)

Using | in a table
Normally, when you use a | inside a table, it's treated as start-next-column. If you want it to be treated as a regular character (for example: ls | more in Linux, where the | is the pipe command, then surround the | with '' or use surround with <nowiki>. <code> |paging file listing|ls -lt | more|ls -lt <nowiki>|</nowiki> more| </code> |paging file listing|ls -lt |%% more|ls -lt | more| ===Coloring a cell=== <code> |@palegreen:cell1|@:cell2|@#FF00FF:cell3| </code> |@palegreen:cell1|@:cell2|@#FF00FF:cell3| ===Coloring text=== <code> text1 background text2 text3 text4 </code> text1 background text2 text3 text4 ===Specifying column widths==== Put this on the line before the start of the table. This example shows a spec for a 4-column table. 100% means you're dealing with the entire table width. 14%, 10%, and 1% specify the relative width for those three columns; the - means the rest of the width goes into that table.
<code> |< 100% 14% - 10% 1%>| |Col1|Column 2, the wordy column.|Column 3|4th| </code> |< 100% 14% - 10% 1%>| |Col1|Column 2, the wordy column.|Column 3|4th| This example is for a 3-column table, that's only using 3/4 of page width. The first two columns are smaller and the remainder of the table is taken by the contents of the 3rd column. <code> |< 75% 10% 13% →| |July 4, 2023|watch fireworks|Now is the time for all good people to view fireworks. From a safe distance.| </code> |< 75% 10% 13% →| |July 4, 2023|watch fireworks|Now is the time for all good people to view fireworks. From a safe distance.| ====Hiding text==== The Hidden plugin does the job. If you use: <hidden click to show>the text to be shown or hidden</hidden> it works like this:
<hidden click to show>the text to be shown or hidden</hidden>

If you want to control initial state visible/not and change text shown depending on visible/not, use:
<hidden initialState="visible" onVisible="Click to hide" onHidden="click to show ">Text to be seen or not seen</hidden> and it works like this:
<hidden initialState=“visible” onVisible=“Click to hide” onHidden=“click to show ”>Text to be seen or not seen</hidden>
—- ====Insert spreadsheet contents to wiki==== Use the CSV Plugin. Insert using CSV or reference a CSV file that's in the wiki. Inline CSV
Save the spreadsheet page as a CSV file, then open the file using text editor, copy all and paste between the csv's: <code>

</code> use file in media area
You copy the CSV file to your media area. Maybe it's in namespace abc and file is named mystuff.csv. <code>

</code> Options of note * Format first (eg) 2 rows as column headers: hdr_rows=2 * Format first (eg) 1 column as column header: hdr_cols=1 * Limit result to 12 rows: maxlines=12 * Skip first 7 rows in file: offset=7 For example <code>

</code> All image files in that namespace will be added to the gallery. Don't forget the colon, :''

Aligning the pictures

{{gallery> :namespace?options go here}}    (right aligned)
{{gallery>:namespace?options go here }}    (left aligned)
{{gallery> :namespace?options go here }}   (centered)

Example: Photos with name, not cropped, reasonable expanded size, landscape thumbnails:

{{gallery>:namespace?showname&nocrop&1024X768&200x150}}