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== LocalSpellingWords == '''Question''' I have no idea where to put this. All I want is for someone to tell me what LocalSpellingWords is all about. Would someone please replace this question with an answer either here or somewhere more appropriate. (PhilLast 2008-05-17 08:43) '''Answer''' by KaiJaeger 2008-05-17 wrote: This is the best place for such a question! !LocalSpellingWords is a page which simply lists words taken into account by the (very basic) spell checker !MoinMoin comes with. !MoinMoin simply marks all words on the page to be checked it cannot find on !LocalSpellingWords - that's it. It is available only when a page is edited. Note that plugging !LocalSpellingWords into the search box and then pressing the "Titles" button would display only that page itself. However, pressing the "Text" button instead would result in a link list that contains among others a link to the "HelpOnSpellCheck" which would explain a bit more. |
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| * tabulate the front page, exactly like the J Wiki Why? We have no "Home" page. We can remove either "!LatestNews" or "Discussions+Todo", but I want keep one of them. I think I will remove the "!LatestNews" |
Discussion / To-do
This page is supposed to hold to-do lists as well as any discussion about pages, tasks, ideas.
LocalSpellingWords
Question
I have no idea where to put this. All I want is for someone to tell me what LocalSpellingWords is all about. Would someone please replace this question with an answer either here or somewhere more appropriate. (PhilLast 2008-05-17 08:43)
Answer by KaiJaeger 2008-05-17 wrote:
This is the best place for such a question!
LocalSpellingWords is a page which simply lists words taken into account by the (very basic) spell checker MoinMoin comes with. MoinMoin simply marks all words on the page to be checked it cannot find on LocalSpellingWords - that's it. It is available only when a page is edited.
Note that plugging LocalSpellingWords into the search box and then pressing the "Titles" button would display only that page itself. However, pressing the "Text" button instead would result in a link list that contains among others a link to the "HelpOnSpellCheck" which would explain a bit more.
ShowCases
At the moment, this contains not really useful stuff.
To Do
add JWiki (http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki) to the InterWiki list