Avoid showing some part of a nested page
I want to share a common index between all the pages in a wiki, the best is to create a index page and nest it in any other page.
the home page has the three most iportant pages nested in it and those could have also nested pages on them. the problem is the index duplicates every time I want to nest a page.
I would suggest that we can mark which parts of the page are hidden when this page is nested in another. something like:
[(^inested page to hide)]
could be helpful or just a similar markup as the ignore markup but that only afects when the page is nested
[(
all the content to hide when nested
)]
thanks,
Gonzo
the home page has the three most iportant pages nested in it and those could have also nested pages on them. the problem is the index duplicates every time I want to nest a page.
I would suggest that we can mark which parts of the page are hidden when this page is nested in another. something like:
[(^inested page to hide)]
could be helpful or just a similar markup as the ignore markup but that only afects when the page is nested
[(
all the content to hide when nested
)]
thanks,
Gonzo
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Inappropriate?Thanks for the suggestion.
My first reaction is that it feels a little overcomplicated to me, but I'll think about it. -
Inappropriate?I thinks someone sugested also to develop the possibility of nesting only a section of one peage instead of all of it. Since I posted my idea I've thought about and it could be great also. (even if your answer was that it would take lots of resources, if I remember correctly)
thanks,
Gonzo -
Inappropriate?Sorry - I still think it is too complicated for my needs, so I have no current plans to add this.
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