Optionally suppress startpage in "You are here" navigation #123
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This patch adds an option to slightly change the behaviour of the
"You are here" navigation. Especially in combination with
$conf["useheading"], the start page may include too much clutter
at deeper levels of the site hierarchy. With the additional option,
the start page can be suppressed at lower levels.
$conf["youarehere"] now behaves as
0 : off
1 : include start page in navigation (as before)
2 : suppress start page (except on start page)
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This change brings confusion IMHO. If you want to hide start pages of depths > 1 why not adding a setting for that and not altering the behaviour of the current conf setting? And also, shouldn't your change only happen when useheading is used? and maybe without a conf option at all in this case? |
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Thanks for your comments. :-) First of all, it should be noted that the meaning of the current conf setting is not altered (the values 0 and 1 are exactly handled the same way as before). IMHO, this minor choice does not warrant a setting on its own. I like the idea to make this the default bhhaviour when used together with |
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I don't like this solution. The problem is that you try to solve a design issue by changing the content. You don't really mind that the home page is in the breadcrumbs, you only mind that it takes up so much space. So, the solution should be around that problem. It's good practice to include the home page in breadcrumbs for usability reasons, so removing it is not a good solution (because breadcrumbs should show the whole progress). I definitely see the problem, though. But I would rather either simply not use useheading on the home page in the breadcrumbs, or maybe replace it with "Home" (a new lang string) or at least add a special class to it so you can do something visually, like replacing the text with a home icon. |
Should not highlight HTML entities - "}" should'nt be parsed as '&dokuwiki#123;' and be rendered as such (see issue dokuwiki#4192).
This pull-request adds an option to slightly change the behaviour of the "You are here" navigation. Especially in combination with
$conf["useheading"], the start page may include too much clutter at deeper levels of the site hierarchy. With the additional option, the start page can be suppressed at lower levels.$conf["youarehere"]now behaves as