This page lists
plugins (formatter providers) for
ScrewTurn Wiki that the users have decided to share with the community.
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Table Formatter
Version 1.0 by Denis Stankovski — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under GPLv3).
Default ScrewTurn engine does not parse wiki markup inside table cells: this formatter fixes this problem. This formatter also adds "Edit" link to transcluded sections allowing for quicker edits.
Numeric Header Formatter
Version 1.0 by Denis Stankovski — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under GPLv3).
Allows to create header in the following format:
==# Header==
The pound sign will be replaced with section number. Numbers are auto-incremented within one page. Current version does not support transclusion.
Discussion Tag
Version 1.0 by Denis Stankovski — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under GPLv3).
Allows to embed current page discussion inside the page body using
discussion tag.
Some wiki text.
{discussion}ProtectedPlugin
Version 1.1.0 Beta by Aaron G. Daisley-Harrison — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under GPLv3).
Allows markup to be protected by groups
<protected grant="Administrators"> some wiki text </protected>
SilverlightPlugin
Version 1.1.0 Beta by Aaron G. Daisley-Harrison — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under unknown).
Allows Microsoft Silveright controls to be embedded in your wiki pages (Light up the web!).
{silverlight: (mypage)mysilverlightcontrol.xap | width=300 | height=400 | background=blue }
XsltMarkupPlugin
Version 3.0.4 Beta by Aaron G. Daisley-Harrison — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under unknown).
Allows wiki markup to be extended by without writing a plugin! This fully securable environment gives complete access to the wiki api, session/query/form parameters, and databases to allow you to create interative wiki markup.
The XsltMarkupPlugin supports two "flavours" of markup syntax:
{mymarkupname: parameter | name1=300 | name2=400 | name3=blue }
or
<mymarkupname name1="300" name2="400" name3="blue">
... some other xml or wiki text here ...
</mymarkupname>
Path Elements
Version 1.0 by Slava Ivanyuk — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under New BSD License).
Allows simulation of tree structure between wiki pages by using path symbols. This can help to better organize complex wiki and keep all related pages together.
It allows you to use the following syntax to reference related pages.
[./Page1] - which points to 'CurrentPage-Page1' page
[../Page1/Page2] - points to 'ParentPage-Page1-Page2' page
Syntax Highlighter
Version 1.0 by Christian Heger — Visit Plugin's Website (licensed under LGPL v3).
Formats source code in wiki articles in a nicer and more readable way: different syntactical elements like comments, keywords, and string laterals are colour-coded; alternating line backgrounds makes following long lines easier; line numbers are displayed.
Supports
23 dfferent programming languagesUsage: Use standard wiki markup for code blocks. Optionally, specify the language as the first word of the code block.
@@ csharp
// Comment
public string Greeting="Hi";
@@
The plugin offers configuration options for a default programming language, colour theme, and location of script files. It uses the
client-side SyntaxHighlighter engine by Alex Gorbatchev; if you like it, please donate to him.