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Context Variable / Context Levels
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Changed: 9c9
You should be able to do so, be prepending the level to the context variable name, e. g. for TemplateFile?:
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You are able to do so by prepending the level to the context variable name, e. g. for TemplateFile?:
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Changed: 11,12c11,12
* <n>0.TemplateFile?={template buecher}?.txt</n>
* <n>2.TemplateFile?={template buecher}?.txt</n>
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* [[orange]0.]<n>TemplateFile?={template buecher}?.txt</n>
* [[orange]2.]<n>TemplateFile?={template buecher}?.txt</n>
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Changed: 18c18
When we now go deeper, we should find this layout change only at a certail level:
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When we now go through all levels, we should find this change active only at a certain levels:
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Changed: 20,23c20,24
ContextVariables typically work for a branch (a page and its subpages) of a wiki.
Sometimes this is not what you want. You need to restrict the context you define to a certain level:
- restrict context effect to the main page (use level 0)
- restrict context effect to the direct subpages(use level 1)
- ...
You are able to do so by prepending the level to the context variable name, e. g. for TemplateFile?:
- 0.TemplateFile=template_buecher.txt
- 2.TemplateFile=template_buecher.txt
Ok, lets define it that way in our
When we now go through all levels, we should find this change active only at a certain levels:
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