Here's the query I use:
{{pagequery>*;
sort=ns:asc,name:asc;
group;
cols=5;
proper;
border;
snippet;
hidejump;
bullet=square;
layout=column;
filter=!ns:(user);
}}
And here's the result:
[start] (without any link)
start (link to wiki start page)
Namespace1 (link to namespace1:start)
start (link to namespace1:start)
Namespace2 (link to namespace2:start)
start (link to namespace2:start)
Page 1
Page 2
Here's what I get if I add "hidestart":
Namespace2 (link to namespace2:start)
start (link to namespace2:start)
Page 1
Page 2
My thoughts are:
if the wiki root is within the query range, it shouldn't be hidden by hidestart (or maybe by a new "hideroot")
if not hidden, the wiki root element should allways have a link to wiki start page
if a namespace only contains a start page, it shouldn't be hidden by "hidestart"
I found a workaround with a dirty hack of syntax.php but it's too ugly to propose a pull request (looping through $sorted_results).
Hi
IMHO, hidestart option removes too much stuff...
Here's the query I use: {{pagequery>*; sort=ns:asc,name:asc; group; cols=5; proper; border; snippet; hidejump; bullet=square; layout=column; filter=!ns:(user); }}
And here's the result:
Here's what I get if I add "hidestart": Namespace2 (link to namespace2:start)
My thoughts are:
I found a workaround with a dirty hack of syntax.php but it's too ugly to propose a pull request (looping through $sorted_results).
Best regards