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Nov 11, 2017 Allows usage of Template parameters like
{{{pdflink|}}}</pdf>. 1.4.1. Allows usage of #page additions like
somepdf.pdf#20</pdf> which will link to page 20 of this pdf. 1.4.2. Improves code. 1.4.3. Fixes recusive tag parsing isuse (macros could not be used for setting pdf), improves error handling
Sep 15, 2014 I have a number of uploaded pdf files. I can link to them using the syntax LABEL NAME (pdf). However I would like to replace the text (pdf) with the adobe logo. I can only find examples of how to do this for external links. How can I do this for an uploaded file within my mediawiki site? I want ensure that
Jan 13, 2018 (This example is not enabled on Mediawiki.org). [skype:echo123 call me]. External links with file-type icons, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.avi video] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.ogg sound] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.pdf document]. See External link icons for currently supported icons and extensions.
There are four types of links in MediaWiki: internal links to other pages in the wiki; external links to websites; interwiki links (links to other wikis); inter-language links to other language versions of the same wiki. To add an internal link, enclose the name of the page you want to link to in double square brackets. When you save
(If the image isn't icon-sized, you'll want to add a width modifier in there as well.) With this template, {{file|MyFileName|pdf|This is my PDF file}} should generate exactly the output you describe: a direct link to MyFileName.pdf called "This is my PDF file", followed by an embedded image File:Pdf icon.png that
Jul 26, 2017 The PDFEmbed extension allows PDF files (uploaded to your wiki) to be embedded into a wiki page using
</pdf> tags. The PDF file extension is automatically added and necessarily default permissions are configured. Future functionality will allow this extension to act as a media handler for PDF files.
Aug 17, 2017 This help page is about linking to files. Don't confuse that with embedding an image file in on a page. Although they're both ways of using files, they're not the same. Embedding an image file for example, might be having a person's picture appear alongside the text on a page about that person.
Dec 8, 2008 All I can find online is information about embedding uploaded images, > not linking to files. To link to a file directly, you can use the following format. Note the double brackets [[ and ]] as well as the | in between the two sections (name and description): [[Media:NameofFile.pdf|Description of file]] For example,
You can prevent the display of the thumbnail by just making it a link to the file, by prepending a colon: [[:File:foo.pdf]]. However, then you won't get any icon. To replace this with an icon, you need to specify which icon to use. For example, if you have Instant Commons turned on:
Dec 9, 2017 With MediaWiki it is not possible to code hyperlinks using HTML. Instead there are three general types of hyperlinks, each with associated CSS formatting to distinguish them: wikilinks, interwiki links, and external links. Besides linking, each provides important additional features specific to wikis, such as
Sep 15, 2014 I have a number of uploaded pdf files. I can link to them using the syntax LABEL NAME (pdf). However I would like to replace the text (pdf) with the adobe logo. I can only find examples of how to do this for external links. How can I do this for an uploaded file within my mediawiki site? I want ensure that
Jan 13, 2018 (This example is not enabled on Mediawiki.org). [skype:echo123 call me]. External links with file-type icons, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.avi video] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.ogg sound] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.pdf document]. See External link icons for currently supported icons and extensions.
There are four types of links in MediaWiki: internal links to other pages in the wiki; external links to websites; interwiki links (links to other wikis); inter-language links to other language versions of the same wiki. To add an internal link, enclose the name of the page you want to link to in double square brackets. When you save
(If the image isn't icon-sized, you'll want to add a width modifier in there as well.) With this template, {{file|MyFileName|pdf|This is my PDF file}} should generate exactly the output you describe: a direct link to MyFileName.pdf called "This is my PDF file", followed by an embedded image File:Pdf icon.png that
Jul 26, 2017 The PDFEmbed extension allows PDF files (uploaded to your wiki) to be embedded into a wiki page using
Aug 17, 2017 This help page is about linking to files. Don't confuse that with embedding an image file in on a page. Although they're both ways of using files, they're not the same. Embedding an image file for example, might be having a person's picture appear alongside the text on a page about that person.
Dec 8, 2008 All I can find online is information about embedding uploaded images, > not linking to files. To link to a file directly, you can use the following format. Note the double brackets [[ and ]] as well as the | in between the two sections (name and description): [[Media:NameofFile.pdf|Description of file]] For example,
You can prevent the display of the thumbnail by just making it a link to the file, by prepending a colon: [[:File:foo.pdf]]. However, then you won't get any icon. To replace this with an icon, you need to specify which icon to use. For example, if you have Instant Commons turned on:
Dec 9, 2017 With MediaWiki it is not possible to code hyperlinks using HTML. Instead there are three general types of hyperlinks, each with associated CSS formatting to distinguish them: wikilinks, interwiki links, and external links. Besides linking, each provides important additional features specific to wikis, such as