I looking for a code hide contents from anonymous visitor or non-registered user. But as well show that content to registered users.
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The easiest way to center an element is to set its margin to 0 auto as shown in the 2 examples below.
You can use a centered div block around the table if you want associated text centered with the table:
This is a Centered Div Block
It includes text outside of the table that is centered with the table.
example cellLorem ipsum dolor sit amet… |
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet… |
[[div style="text-align: center;"]]
**This is a Centered Div Block**
It includes text outside of the table that is centered witt the table.
[[table style="width: 50%; margin:0 auto;"]]
[[row]]
[[cell style="padding: 10px; background-color: #DDDDEE; border: 1px solid silver; width: 50%;"]]
+++ example cell
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...
[[/cell]]
[[cell style="padding: 10px; background-color: #DDEEDD; border: 1px solid silver"]]
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...
[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[/table]]
[[/div]]
This is a Centered Table
Only the table is centered and the content outside of the table is not affected by the centering.
example cellLorem ipsum dolor sit amet… |
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet… |
**This is a Centered Table**
Only the table is centered and the content outside of the table is not affected by the centering.
[[table style="width: 50%; margin: 0 auto;"]]
[[row]]
[[cell style="padding: 10px; background-color: #DDDDEE; border: 1px solid silver; width: 50%;"]]
+++ example cell
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...
[[/cell]]
[[cell style="padding: 10px; background-color: #DDEEDD; border: 1px solid silver"]]
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...
[[/cell]]
[[/row]]
[[/table]]
thanks
Hi folks!
I'm very new here, and have a couple of questions. Is there a way to make this image block wrapped by text (like it's done in a standard image wizard with floating positon. And another question - where do i put CSS customization to? Is it a separate field under this block or something "global"?
Awesome ! Thank you for sharing this code. I'm still learning wikidot, but it doesn't look that hard !
I don't know the SCP rules are for redacted text. Do you need it so it's unreadable text (like a placeholder that looks like it's redacted) or just the foreground and background the same color (where highlighting the text will show it)?
This has some fake redacted text (drag mouse over this to see the text).
This has some text (just a single space hiding here).
The Code
This has some [[span style="background: black;"]]fake redacted[[/span]] text (drag mouse over this to see the text).
This has some [[span style="display: inline-block; width: 90px; background: black;"]]@< >@[[/span]] text (just a single space hiding here).
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How can I black out text. Im writing an SCP so I need some help.
Dr. Ludenburg.
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking but if you want both tabs side-by-side, you need to wrap the tabs in a single [[tabview]]…[[/tabview]] block.
[[tabview]]
[[tab Tab #1]]
blah blah blah
[[/tab]]
[[tab Tab #2]]
more things
[[/tab]]
[[tab Tab #3]]
the third thing
[[/tab]]
[[/tabview]]
So I did this, but it's not doing separate tabs
blah blah blah
more things
[[tab (Blank to show) view]]
[[tab A Simple Market]]
blah blah blah
[[/tab]]
[(Blank to show) view]
[[tab (blank to show) view]]
[[tab Flex Seal SCP-J]]
more things
[[/tab]]
[(Blank to show) view]
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Hi, I am using this snippet a lot.
When enabling SSL encryption it doesn't work anymore though as:
- the link to the twitter share button uses http://twitter.com/share &
- <script type="text/javascript" src="http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"></script>
Just using
https://twitter.com/share & <script type="text/javascript" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"></script>
instead makes it work again.
Could you modify the snippet in this way? So I don't have to define a new snippet and change it across my wikis?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Jan Goossenaerts
@collaboratewiki
What if I want to the name of it to 'access file 5243578435-B' You get the idea, how would I change the name of it?
try it with a local moduile CSS - overwriting the style of the "element div.collapsible-.block-folded"
with style="font-weight: bold;" :
I have a test-page with this local module CSS ( found out the div.class "collapsible-block-folded" with firefox web-developer tool inspector ( menu) on my test wiki:
https://helmuti-pdorf.wikidot.com/collapsible-block-css
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I'd like to put in bold the show / hide text, but can't find the correct synatx…
Just found this and it's great! How simple yet perfect
And the autoplay feature is amazing
Why isn't there a nice red button that says "Open New Tab"?
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » URL Title with Slash Redirect
Great!
I think it's still a Wikidot bug though; there's no good reason why % should be invalid in titles.
Hmm, not sure if it's something that Wikidot can do. The error is likely being thrown somewhere lower in the stack (i.e. not in Wikidot's codebase).
Most web servers will trip over trying to parse a URI with % but not followed by two hex characters. What happens when that occurs isn't defined. But when it happens after the hash, you're at the discretion of the browser's implementation.
See recommendations on w3.org:
Sequences which start with a percent sign but are not followed by two hexadecimal characters are reserved for future extension.
The ideal solution is for Wikidot to provide a way of variables with percent encoding — e.g. %%title|urlencode%%.
Kenneth Tsang (@jxeeno)
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That's got it. Thanks.
I think it's still a Wikidot bug though; there's no good reason why % should be invalid in titles.
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » URL Title with Slash Redirect
Ah, dang. Didn't test that.
I've just updated it to use escape(unescape()) — let me know if it's working better. Based on that link on feedback.wikidot.com, looks like it's working now.
escape(unescape()): the first unescape will ensure any encoded entities are correctly decoded first, and then encode all special characters except / unless it's after the /title/. I think this solves it.
There's still an edge case where the user might provide a page title with a substring that is in the URI encoding format. For example, if the title was to be: Problem with encoding %20. I don't think it's possible to fix that though.
Kenneth Tsang (@jxeeno)
in discussion Hidden / Per page discussions » URL Title with Slash Redirect
Sorry, that's worse.
The problem is that there are already bona-fide % characters in the URL replacing space characters in the page title:
…/title/Re:%20Expect%20a%2015%%20performance%20loss%20coming%20soon
The fix to escape the % in "15%" also escapes all the others, with the result that the new page title has all the escapes in.
The only way I can think to fix this is to go back to the original and make a special case of a "%" that is not followed by a hexadecimal digit:
var urlfix=unescape(window.location.hash.substring(1));
urlfix = urlfix.replace(/%[^0-9A-Fa-f]/g, function myfunction(x) {return "%25"+x.slice(1);})
(Warning: I have made it a career ambition never to learn Javascript.)
That will lead to odd behaviour when the % is followed by a digit, but I can't see an obvious solution.
On reflection, I think this is a Wikidot problem. I've filed a bug report there: http://feedback.wikidot.com/bug:1152
