>
> >>> I'm using MoinMoin to run a non-wiki website, and I would like to
> >>> customize the behavior of the navibar. In particular, I would like for
> >>> the current page NOT to be added to the navibar if it is not already
>
>>> in the navibar. I am comfortable (ish) with python, html, css, etc.,
>
>>> but I'm not sure which file to modify. Can someone point me in the
> right direction?
> >>
> >> You could try replacing the navibar with the sidebar taken from Mandarin
> >> or Gugiel themes -- I find them much more flexible and useful for static
> >> non-wiki sites, plus you can edit them from the wiki itself.
>
>
>
> I grabbed the sidebar function definition from gugiel.py, but I don't
> > understand where the sidebar comes from -- do I need to create my own
> > HTML file named sidebar.html and stick it somewhere?
>
> the sidebar itself is another wiki page. so you can add to your current
> page a pragma command like "#pragma sidebar MySideBar and then create a
> new page named MySideBar. This wiki page "MySideBar" will be now
> included in your page (with the pragma). sometimes you can also define a
> default sidebar. just create a page called "SideBar" and this page will
> be displayed/included on every single wiki page.
>
Ah, I see -- thanks! I may do this sometime down the road...
As it turns out, I stumbled upon a much simpler method for now: navibar
items specified in wikiconfig.py are created as <li> elements with class
"wikilink" -- if the current page is one of these, it also gets the class
"current"; if not, a new <li> item is added with the class "current" but NOT
the class "wikilink". Because of this, the following CSS rules do a fine
job of keeping the unwanted items out of the navibar:
...
ul#navibar li { display: none; }
ul#navibar li.wikilink { display: inline; }
...
Thanks for your help!
Best, Chris
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