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How can I get the folders to be listed instead of all the individual pages? – Carol, on June 09, 2008 00:45

Once you have pasted the code and changed all the stuff you want to change you can save the page and see the menu. To make the "fly-out" parts link just open the page in edit mode again and you will see your menu with out any of the styling. When you see that you can just highlight and link the text that needs to be linked the same way you would make any links in your wiki.

Thanks, newbie, I pasted the code into a sample page and it worked great. But how do you make the items into links, where do we insert the url to link to various pages.

Ok guys this looks wonderful but what if you have got an education wiki with many tabs? I tried it in my tab but didn't work but I'm guess its because this css is made for the regular one?

I requested this too.
It would be very helpful for a group of coworkers who want to collaborate on a project or a committee. It is ideal for university settings.
One solution is to go to circleup.com, but the services there are quite limited.
I decided to make a wiki page myself with a table of names and time slots.
Then I ask everyone to color the cells of the table as green/yellow/red for available/second choice/not available.
Every subcommittee copies the table in their own page and deletes unwanted rows/nonmembers.
Then visually check for a green intersection.
It is rather cluncky and not automatic, but it will do.
It should be easy for the pros to program it.
p.s.
Committee members need to alert the committee chair if they change their available times.

Making it easier to schedule meetings is a great idea. Later this year, we're planning to make it easier for other companies and even our own users to add their own plug-ins to PBwiki. That's a great suggestion!

Thanks.
That was quite a bit of work on your part.
I am sure many users will benefit from your post.
I know I will.

Will this feature also allow documents to be organized in folders in the Files area?