Difference between revisions of "Reference:CategoryTree"
Extension: CategoryTree
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| Description: | Enables you to displays categories and subcategories in a tree structure | ||
| State: | stable | Dependency: | MediaWiki |
| Developer: | Daniel Kinzler | License: | - |
| Type: | MediaWiki | Category: | Content Structuring |
| Edition: | BlueSpice free, BlueSpice pro | ||
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Features[edit source]
In BlueSpice it is possible to create subcategories and you can display the category system as a category tree.
Top level and subcategories[edit | edit source]
The category is a central index for all top level and sub categories. To display the tree you need to activate "Javascript". If you create a new category this has to be a subcategory of at least one existing category.
Example of a category tree:
Get to know more about how to create a multilevel system of categories.
Hierarchical[edit | edit source]
See all categories in the hierarchical category tree. You start with the category "top level" and it is possible to fold out subcategories.
General[edit | edit source]
In the general category tree it is possible to jump to a category and display all subcategories. And you will see all related articles of a category.
Define top level categories[edit | edit source]
Define the most important categories as a top level subcategory. Just insert a new subcategory on the top level category page. Or insert the category "top level" at the new category site. For example insert category "top level" at Category:Staff:
Insert category tree[edit | edit source]
Insert the following code:
<categorytree>Top_Level</categorytree>
In the middle there is the category from which the category tree shall start. In this case it is top level.
Special page category tree[edit | edit source]
Beside the category tree there is a special page named Special:CategoryTree. Here you can see all top level and subcategories.
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__NOTOC__
In BlueSpice it is possible to create subcategories and you can display the category system as a category tree.
==Top level and subcategories==
The category is a central index for all top level and sub categories. To display the tree you need to activate "Javascript". If you create a new category this has to be a subcategory of at least one existing category.
Example of a category tree:
<categorytree>Top_Level</categorytree>
Get to know more about how to create a [[Category#Special: Multilevel category system|multilevel system of categories]].
===Hierarchical===
See all categories in the hierarchical category tree. You start with the category "top level" and it is possible to fold out subcategories.
===General===
In the [[Special:CategoryTree|general category tree]] it is possible to jump to a category and display all subcategories. And you will see all related articles of a category.
==Define top level categories==
Define the most important categories as a top level subcategory. Just insert a new subcategory on the top level category page. Or insert the category "top level" at the new category site. For example insert category "top level" at <code>Category:Staff</code>:
==Insert category tree==
Insert the following code:
<pre><categorytree>Top_Level</categorytree></pre>
In the middle there is the category from which the category tree shall start. In this case it is top level.
==Special page category tree==
Beside the category tree there is a special page named [[Special:CategoryTree]]. Here you can see all top level and subcategories.
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