Thanks.
It didn't work for me, but i've found one more fix for this - open your
style sheet and add the following:
#document-title
{
display: none;
}
And the document title disappears.
Mandatory document titles mess with minimalistic design, you should
introduce an option to disable them without hacking magic.
Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
>
> Hi Hel,
> actually I think there is a fix for your title issue if you really want to
> get back to the old behavior:
>
> 1. Go to XWiki.XWikiSkins
> 2. Go to Edit > Class
> 3. Use the panel on the right to add a TextArea property named
> contentview.vm
> 4. Save the page
> 5. Go to your skin page (usually XWiki.DefaultSkin unless you changed
> it)
> 6. Go to Edit > Objects
> 7. Click to edit the XWiki.XWikiSkins object
> 8. Scroll to the bottom of the page
> 9. There is an empty field named "contentview.vm" located at the
> bottom.
> Paste the following code into it:
>
> ###
> ### Display document contents in "view" mode.
> ###
> ### TODO: Web service?
> ###
> <div id="xwikicontent">
> ## -------------------------------
> ## Compute the content to display
> ## -------------------------------
> ## Honor the syntax if it's passed in the request.
> #set($outputSyntax =
> $xwiki.getAvailableRendererSyntax($request.outputSyntax,
> $request.outputSyntaxVersion))
> #if ($outputSyntax)
> ## If the passed syntax is not an HTML-compatible syntax we need to
> HTML-escape it so that it can be
> ## displayed fine in HTML (since at the point this vm file is called
> we're already inside an HTML page with
> ## panels on the side, header, etc).
> #set($syntaxType = $outputSyntax.type.toIdString())
> #if (($syntaxType == "xhtml") || ($syntaxType == "html"))
> #set ($renderedContent = $cdoc.getRenderedContent($outputSyntax))
> #else
> ## Make sure to print correctly the result when it's not HTML
> #set ($renderedContent =
> "<pre>$escapetool.html($cdoc.getRenderedContent($outputSyntax))</pre>")
> #end
> #else
> #set ($renderedContent = $cdoc.getRenderedContent())
> #end
> ##
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ## Compute title to display and modify rendered content accordingly.
> ##
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ###template("titlevars.vm")
> ## ----------------------------
> ## Display the title
> ## ----------------------------
> ##<div id="document-title"><h1>$titleToDisplay</h1></div>
> ## ----------------------------
> ## Display the rendered content
> ## ----------------------------
> $renderedContent
> ##
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ## Display the footnotes if the document is in 1.0 syntax and if there
> are any defined
> ##
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> #set($footnotes = "#putFootnotes()")
> $xwiki.renderText($footnotes, $doc)
> </div>
>
>
> 1. Save the page
> 2. Force-refresh any page on your wiki
> 3. You should be back to the old behavior :-)
>
> Let me know if this worked for you,
>
> Guillaume
>
> On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 9:47 AM, hel-o <h...@hel.at> wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> and thanks for your answer. Now i know what works and what does not work
>> anymore.
>>
>>
>> Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > Do you mean a title different from the link in the breadcrumb? If this
>> is
>> > what you mean then yes, you can no longer have a title that's different
>> > from
>> > the breadcrumb. We could maybe improve how breadcrumbs are displayed
>> and
>> > truncate them when they're too long.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> In fact i think you are right, cause the title was not used as page title
>> in
>> the past, it was the title thats displayed in the breadcrumb. So mayby it
>> shouldn`t have been called title or changed to the behavior we have now.
>>
>> Still sometimes it may be necessary to have a short title for the
>> breadcrumb
>> and a full title for the page. Don't know if its a good idea to truncate
>> the
>> title because that gives now control over the part displayed in the
>> breadcrumb and if it makes sense.
>>
>>
>> Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > You can have a level 1 heading right at the start of your page after
>> the
>> > title as long as it's different from the main title.
>> >
>> > Well, actually it somehow is: if you don't use the title field at all,
>> the
>> > first heading of your documents will be considered a title like it used
>> to
>> > be.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> In the moment only heading 1 and 2 are used as title if theres no title
>> given. I sometimes have pages that have heading 3 or 4 as title -> when
>> theres no title the page name is used -> not good
>>
>> You know this is hypertext and i dont want to have endless topics but i
>> also
>> want to have the headings set to the correct level if i export my topics
>> for
>> print output and i think that is necessary if you use the wiki for
>> documentation or writing more complex documents.
>>
>> There's also the problem that xwiki at the moment is not able to display
>> special characters (äüö) in the breadcrumb if you don't use the title.
>>
>>
>> Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > Sorry about that. I was (and still am) on of the strong proponents of
>> the
>> > new behavior. I've heard many users complain about title handling in
>> the
>> > past and I think the current version addresses these longstanding
>> issues.
>> > However I know it's annoying for existing users such as you and I'd
>> like
>> > to
>> > apologize for that.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> I know that sometimes things have to be changed and mayby this was
>> changed
>> for the better, but at least existing users should be informed about
>> consequences and the release notes should reflect the new behavior.
>> Looking
>> at this discussion and the release notes for 2.0 they don't.
>>
>>
>> http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/ReleaseNotesXWikiEnterprise20#HNewTitlehandling
>>
>> By the way (because i don't only want to complain all the time) xwiki 2.0
>> is
>> really a great release and with every release working with xwiki becomes
>> even better.
>>
>> Thanks
>> hel.
>>
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