This Trac plugin extends the Trac Wiki by providing support for:
* Icons and smileys.
* HTML entities and other frequently used symbols.
* Highlighting attentional phrases.
* Coloring text.
* Visually appealing and modern looking text and image boxes.
* Transformation of UNC paths to "file://" links.
The Fugue icon library is contained within this distribution for
convenience (though installation time is taking a hit), which contains
more than 3.000(!) icons in three sizes (small/medium/large).
Use the wiki markup (|name|) or the Icon macro to show any icon in the
library. When a glob pattern (* and ?) is part of the name, a preview
of matching icons is displayed. This feature is very handy for finding
and selecting an icon when a wiki page is being edited in side-by-side
mode.
Attentional phrases such as FIXME, TODO and DONE are highlighted to
catch attention.
Use the Color macro to decorate wiki text with colors.
Use the box wiki processor -- and its variants rbox, newsbox and
imagebox -- to insert appealing and eye-catching boxes on the web page.
Following set of macros that can be used to provide a visual index of
the markup:
* [[ShowEntities]]
* [[ShowIcons]]
* [[ShowPhrases]]
* [[ShowSmileys]]
* [[ShowSymbols]]
Use the About-macros for instructions and demonstrations to wiki
authors on some of these features:
* [[AboutWikiBoxes]]
* [[AboutWikiIcons]]
* [[AboutWikiPhrases]]
The set of smileys, symbols and phrases, and the width of boxes are
configurable.
See http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com for an external reference on the
Fugue icon library.
See http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/sgml/entities.html
for the official list of HTML 4.0 entities,
and http://www.cookwood.com/html/extras/entities.html
for an illustration.
This plugin is based on the TracWikiGoodies plugin by Christian Boos,
see http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/WikiGoodiesPlugin
It is not advisable to enable corresponding packages in
WikiGoodiesPlugin and *this* plugin at the same time.
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