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The extension PagesVisited creates a list of your recently visited pages.
Contents
- 2.1 User's personal sidebar 2.2
- 1 What is BlueSpicePagesVisited? 2 Where to find the function BlueSpicePagesVisited?
- Personal navigation
- 2 Embedding the tag on a page
- 3 See also
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BlueSpicePagesVisited creates a list of a user's recently visited pages.
Where to find the function BlueSpicePagesVisited?[edit | edit source]List of recently viewed pages can be found in user's personal sidebar or be embedded in a wiki page.
User's personal sidebar[edit | edit source]
Pages visited in user's personal sidebar
It can be found in the left navigation, click on the "Personal navigation" tab (clipboard icon). The functionality is integrated in the personal navigation menu (clipboard icon). If it has been removed, it can be re-added on the page User:<username>/Sidebar. This page is loaded when the Edit sidebar link at the bottom of the sidebar is clicked. This link is visible when you hover over any existing navigation item.
To display recently visited pages add the following item to the page: * PAGESVISITED
Embedding the tag on a page[edit | edit source]
While in source edit mode, enter the following tag anwhere on the page.
Inserting PagesVisited tag
PagesVisited on the page
<code><pagesvisited<pagesvisited count="10" /></code>>
The list of recently viewed pages will appear at the place in the page where the tag was inserted.
Options that can be passed to the tag are:
- count - number of pages to show
- maxtitlelength - maximum length of each shown page
- namespaces - list of namespaces from which to show pages. Multiple namespaces can be entered, separated by comma.
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order - sorting of the pages displayed - can be "time" or "pagename"
