Am Dienstag, 30. Juni 2015 09:35:27 UTC+2 schrieb Massimo Di Pierro:
>
> I understand
>
> Use {{extend layout2.html}} then make a minimalist layout 2 that does not
> include css, js, has no <html> and no <body> tag but only one div. At the
> top of the layout use {{=MENU(wiki.menu())}} to generate the wiki menu
> embedded. It will be returned via ajax.
>
Works! Thank You
>
> On Monday, 29 June 2015 16:36:20 UTC-5, St. Pirsch wrote:
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>>> 1. What template means in this context is not layout template but
>>> content template. You can start a new page with a copy of another page.
>>> Pages have tags. All public pages with a "template" tag can be used as
>>> templates for other pages.
>>>
>> This is a useful information, maybe it could be added in the book?
>>
>>>
>>> 2. the should not. There is nothing in the page that contains style
>>> information. The style is from the CSS of the host which you can edit.
>>>
>> Well, I was trying to implement particular wiki pages via {{LOAD}} in my
>> other web2py views. Since I don't want to expose the index or the
>> management features to the public, it gets a little bit tricky: In order to
>> be able to use the list and edit features in a reasonable way, I have to
>> put a style, i.e. {{extend 'layout.html}} in the wiki index view. When I
>> load a wiki page 'Hallo' into another view outside the
>> wiki, {{=LOAD('default','wiki', args='Hallo',ajax=False)}}, it's loaded
>> with it's layout.html wrapper. It is a great feature to use wiki pages with
>> it's oembed functionalties etc. in other views.
>> But I don't get how assign a (different) design to the list and media
>> pages then.
>>
>>>
>>> On Monday, 29 June 2015 11:04:53 UTC-5, St. Pirsch wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I'am trying to get familiar with the auth.wiki, which I think is great
>>>> to use for simple cms tasks.
>>>> The documentation in the book is a bit short, a least from the
>>>> perspective of a novice. I couldn't find much more information on
>>>> auth.wiki
>>>> here nor elsewhere. Maybe it would help other users too, to sum up some
>>>> questions and best practice somewhere.
>>>> In detail, I have two questions:
>>>> 1. The editor offers a dropown for templates to choose from.
>>>> - How can this field be populated, howhave the templates to be designed?
>>>> 2. I am trying to LOAD wiki pages in other web2py-views. The wiki-pages
>>>> take their styles with them, i.e. as defined in the standard wiki view.
>>>> How
>>>> to avoid that without removing the style from the wiki itself?
>>>> Thanks, Stephan
>>>>
>>>
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