At Wikidot we are all happy to say goodbye to Winter. Spring officially began a few days ago and believe me, we got tired of snow, freezing cold and windshield scraping in the morning.
Winter this year was substantially irritating. There were days we had problems geting to the office because of traffic jams caused by huge heaps of snow on the roads.
Spring brings fresh news too. Wikidot is evolving and expanding, so does the team. Our current office has become a bit too small for our needs. Within a month we will move our headquaters to a new location right in the center of Toruń with a great look on the city medieval cathedral and streets of the old town.
Now, back to Wikidot. Recently we introduced a great set-tags feature. It allows you to change page tags with a click of a button. Setting and removing tags has never been easier! Visit the Documentation for more details. The set-tag button can dramatically improve efficiency in any workflow that relies on tagging pages.
We wish everyone a happy Spring and a lot of productivity.
Here is a great short code for Bryce's version of the set-tag button: http://css3.wikidot.com/blog:set-tags-button-first-look
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The feature works, have used this in a couple of places now. One problem is that you can't create multiple buttons on a single line, using iftags (which you always need). I'd suggest a tweak, where a button will automatically disappear if it sets a single tag and the page already has that tag. This covers the majority of normal cases, and makes them much simpler, as well as allowing buttons to be listed along side each other.
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http://community.wikidot.com/blog:new:set-tags-button-available
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I certainly have multiple buttons on a single line using iftags:-
You can always use css: display:inline;
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Thanks for the tips, guys!
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Our internal issue tracker (created on Wikidot of course) uses the following tags: _open, _wip, _rtt, _pushed, _closed and _cancel.
The code to show status and let us change it we use is as follows:
And this looks like this:
Note iftags isn't used, but the buttons are shown and hidden by CSS (also using %%_tags%%).
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Oh, nice! It looks great, and leaving them up there to be always visible makes it clear what the options are - preventing any confusion.
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