Note that the markup for printing is on the Print page, and that some of the copyright detail is drawn from Wiki Title and Location in the PMWiki Config file. It is there that I have set the ISBN since I couldn’t see where else to set it.
Some defaults are drawn from config.php in Local
This is Jim Falk’s amended config.php file. To use this file, copy it to
$WikiTitle is the name that appears in the browser’s title bar.
$WikiTitle = ‘ISBN: 978–0−646–91968–3’;
Wiki Publisher Params. $WPLocation = ‘Alice Hoy Building, The University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia’;
Note that some defaults are set in
Other relevant pages specific to this site are:
- Site.WikipublisherEditForm
- Site.WikipublisherError
- Site.WikipublisherOptions
- Site.WikipublisherTemplate
- http://www.wikipublisher.org/wiki/PmWiki/Images
- Extended User Guide
- WikiPublisher Documentation
- http://www.nobledesktop.com/html-special-characters/
- Site.PrintTemplate
- Site.PublishTemplate
- Site.SearchTemplate
- Site.Wikipublisher
- Site.FloatTemplate
- Site.BookPrintHeader
3.3 Configure (w)
Wikipublisher (w) includes a wikilib.d/ directory containing Site templates for all the forms used to control the way pages are composed for print. These are installed automatically and do not affect either the wiki.d/ or PmWiki (w) wikilib.d/ directories. The form templates define layout metadata used by the typesetting engine. They are used to:
• determine the default values for layout of typeset pages
• generate the forms seen when a reader selects PDF options
There are 6 template pages:
1. Site.Print Template (w) defines options for typesetting a single wiki page
2. Site.Publish Template (w) defines options for the (:typeset:) directive
3. Site.Search Template (w) defines options for typesetting search results
4. Site.Calendar Template (w) defines options for typesetting (:wikilog:) entries
5. Site.Wikipublisher (w) defines the page through which a reader confirms all typesetting
requests
6. Site.Wikipublisher Error (w) defines the page displayed if wikipublisher encounters an
error
An administrator may set up group print, publish, search or calendar templates. The settings in a group template over-ride those in the Site template. An administrator may also edit the site templates, for example to translate the field prompts and setting options into a language other than English.
The template syntax for a form element uses an extension of the definition list markup:
Prompt text variable tool tip text (settings) [±]
Do not change the variable name! Do not change the + or - at the end of the line!
When changing the language of radio button settings, the administrator must preserve the metadata value passed to the typesetting engine. For example, (left,centre,*right) becomes (left|gauche;centre;*right|droit). The order variable on the Calendar Template (w) illustrates this capability.
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