Difference between revisions of "Parser Functions"
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Revision as of 16:32, 22 May 2019
Tweekihide parser function
Usage: {{#tweekihide:element1|element2|...}}
This parser function can be used to hide elements from a specific page (e.g. the main page).
You can use all navigational sections and elements (also custom ones).
Attention! Elements need to be listed in $wgTweekiSkinHideable to be hideable via the parser function!
Tweekihideexcept parser function
Usage: {{#tweekihideexcept:group1,group2|element1|element2|...}}
This parser function can be used to hide elements from a specific page (e.g. the main page) for all except the members of the group specified with the first argument.
You can use all navigational sections and elements (also custom ones).
Attention! Elements need to be listed in $wgTweekiSkinHideable to be hideable via the parser function!
Tweekibodyclass parser function
Usage: {{#tweekibodyclass:class1|class2|...}}
This parser function can be used to add a class to the <body> tag of a specific page.