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I'm going to ask for what I think is impossible but maybe there is a left-handed, back door, dirty trick that would do what I want: I'm looking for a way to implement something like [[:users:@user@:start]]. I think I've tried everything that has ... [More] already been tried to make a variable work inside a link, but maybe there is a clever piece of php that would get me the same result, or something like that. Or maybe there is another approach I could use to solve my immediate need, like the Users Page Create Plugin which scares me cuz I have got no php chops, or User HomePage Plugin which I think would do exactly what I want but on my computer it crashes on installation to the white death of Dokuwiki. [Less]

I'm going to ask for what I think is impossible but maybe there is a left-handed, back door, dirty trick that would do what I want: I'm looking for a way to implement something like [[:users:@user@:start]]. I think I've tried everything that has ... [More] already been tried to make a variable work inside a link, but maybe there is a clever piece of php that would get me the same result, or something like that. Or maybe there is another approach I could use to solve my immediate need, like the Users Page Create Plugin which scares me cuz I have got no php chops, or User HomePage Plugin which I think would do exactly what I want but on my computer it crashes on installation to the white death of Dokuwiki. [Less]

I found a 2011 post asking about a user manual that could be installed for non-internet use, but it didn't mention a resolution. Is this possible in 2020? Thanks. Bob

I found a 2011 post asking about a user manual that could be installed for non-internet use, but it didn't mention a resolution. Is this possible in 2020? Thanks. Bob

I assumed this one would be easy. But how do I prevent guests from editing any content?

I assumed this one would be easy. But how do I prevent guests from editing any content?

I would like to port a nice "ListTree" style found here, into DokuWiki:  ⚫ ⟶ 🌴 My steps: Copy CSS from this tiddler, and paste into DokuWiki conf/userall.css DokuWiki syntax: * Starry, starry night * Paint your palette blue and gray * ... [More] Look out on a summer's day * With eyes that know the darkness in my soul * Shadows on the hills * Sketch the trees and daffodils * Catch the breeze and the winter chills * In colors on the snowy linen land * Now I understand * What you tried to say to me * And how you suffered for your sanity * And how you tried to set them free * They would not listen, they did not know how * Perhaps they'll listen now Result: ↑As you can see, both the first items of the two lists, do not have the correct tree style as the first screenshot on the top of the post. (circled in the screenshot above) It seems that the following CSS from the original source is not working as expected: /* top-level: Lines if multiple top elements. No lines if single top element. */ .list-tree > li:last-of-type:before { display:none; } .list-tree > li:first-of-type:before { border-top: {{!!list-tree-thickness}} solid {{!!list-tree-color}}; } .list-tree > li:before { border-left: {{!!list-tree-thickness}} solid {{!!list-tree-color}}; height: 100%;} I need clues to know what's wrong. And here is the generated HTML by DokuWiki: Starry, starry night Paint your palette blue and gray Look out on a summer's day With eyes that know the darkness in my soul Shadows on the hills Sketch the trees and daffodils Catch the breeze and the winter chills In colors on the snowy linen land Now I understand What you tried to say to me And how you suffered for your sanity And how you tried to set them free They would not listen, they did not know how Perhaps they'll listen now Any clues are appreciated! [Less]

I would like to port a nice "ListTree" style found here, into DokuWiki:  ⚫ ⟶ 🌴 My steps: Copy CSS from this tiddler, and paste into DokuWiki conf/userall.css DokuWiki syntax: * Starry, starry night * Paint your palette blue and gray * ... [More] Look out on a summer's day * With eyes that know the darkness in my soul * Shadows on the hills * Sketch the trees and daffodils * Catch the breeze and the winter chills * In colors on the snowy linen land * Now I understand * What you tried to say to me * And how you suffered for your sanity * And how you tried to set them free * They would not listen, they did not know how * Perhaps they'll listen now Result: ↑As you can see, both the first items of the two lists, do not have the correct tree style as the first screenshot on the top of the post. (circled in the screenshot above) It seems that the following CSS from the original source is not working as expected: /* top-level: Lines if multiple top elements. No lines if single top element. */ .list-tree > li:last-of-type:before { display:none; } .list-tree > li:first-of-type:before { border-top: {{!!list-tree-thickness}} solid {{!!list-tree-color}}; } .list-tree > li:before { border-left: {{!!list-tree-thickness}} solid {{!!list-tree-color}}; height: 100%;} I need clues to know what's wrong. And here is the generated HTML by DokuWiki: Starry, starry night Paint your palette blue and gray Look out on a summer's day With eyes that know the darkness in my soul Shadows on the hills Sketch the trees and daffodils Catch the breeze and the winter chills In colors on the snowy linen land Now I understand What you tried to say to me And how you suffered for your sanity And how you tried to set them free They would not listen, they did not know how Perhaps they'll listen now Any clues are appreciated! [Less]

Hi guys. Due to evil boots and for eveyone's best convenience I need to disable user registrations and only authenticate using an existing mysql database of users. Can anyone point me in the right directions what is needed to do so?

Hi guys. Due to evil boots and for eveyone's best convenience I need to disable user registrations and only authenticate using an existing mysql database of users. Can anyone point me in the right directions what is needed to do so?