[dokuwiki] DokuWiki breadcrumbs - trace versus youarehere
- From: Jason Keltz <jas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 11:41:12 -0400
Hi.
As far as I understand it, in Dokuwiki, we have two kinds of
"breadcrumbs" - a trace and a "you are here" type. Let's say that I
have a web site where I have these documents:
start.txt
wiki/announcements.txt
The start page is simply:
<h1>Welcome</h1>
The wiki/announcements page is simply:
<h1>Announcements</h1>
[h1 used for display purposes.. In reality, the site would use DokuWiki
h1 syntax.]
I have the "Use first page heading for page names" turned on in
configuration.
When the user is first brought to the site, I want the "breadcrumb" bar
to show:
Welcome
When the user clicks on "Announcements", I want the breadcrumb bar to be:
Welcome > Announcements
If the user clicks on "Welcome", I want the breadcrumb bar to be just:
Welcome
Neither of the existing breadcrumb bars will show me that.
Trace does what it's supposed to do, showing me a trace of where I have
been. However, as you visit different pages, and the trace output
scrolls around, it wouldn't start at the "Welcome" page. The "you are
here" (hierarchical) type will include "wiki" in its listing even though
I didn't explicitly go there like this:
Welcome > wiki > Announcements
Even if "wiki/start.txt" had existed, I wouldn't have wanted it to show
the user the header because that's not the path the user took.
Is there any 'combination' of trace and "you are here" breadcrumb that
let's the user see exactly where they are in the site, but starting from
the first page in the site.
Jason.
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