Dear Wiki users,
I'll update have updated the wiki software in the next few daystoday. One of the changes is that you will be able to use a new markup like
<pre>
<cmd>framed</cmd>
to make the first one appear like <tt>\framed</tt> with an active hyperlink to the documentation in texshow web.
The second one has a hyperlink to the api documentation. You can see this at http://beta.contextgarden.net (only a few days active)
This is currently only working in monobook style (the default style). Do you think that it is a bad idea to disable I have disabled other styles (see preferences -> skin)? Please give me your opinion.[[User:Patrick Gundlach|pg]] 23:39, 17 Aug 2004 (CEST)
Disabling the other styles [I have deleted Taco's comment, because it is fine by me (I like monobook one best anyway). now obsolete - hopefully he doesn't mind]
Your Javascripted links at the beta have a minor problem: they destroy the current page as well as creating the popup. I believe you can fix that by including the name of the new Window as "target=" to the A command, like so: <a class="plainlinks" target="OutputWindow" href="javascript:show_command('about')">\about</a> Keep up the good work! [[User:TacoPatrick Gundlach|Tacopg]]* thanks Taco for your encouragement and the bugreport. It should be fixed now. I was able reproduce the bug with Camino 16:14, 23 Aug 2004 (based on geckoCEST) and now it is gone. I am no expert at all with javascript (and ....). I did a "return 0" at the end of my js function that was rendered in Camino. ----[[User:Patrick Gundlach|pg]]