X-Git-Url: https://sipb.mit.edu/gitweb.cgi/ikiwiki.git/blobdiff_plain/aaabe0ee11ea7082bf86f89b40afb9cf3ab7b2f0..ee279518878fc3225f138d06a16406b418858b2e:/doc/todo/basewiki_should_be_self_documenting.mdwn

diff --git a/doc/todo/basewiki_should_be_self_documenting.mdwn b/doc/todo/basewiki_should_be_self_documenting.mdwn
index d467f2f0b..cb8dee697 100644
--- a/doc/todo/basewiki_should_be_self_documenting.mdwn
+++ b/doc/todo/basewiki_should_be_self_documenting.mdwn
@@ -1,7 +1,16 @@
 The pages in the basewiki should be fully self-documenting as far as what
-users need to know to edit pages in the wiki. [[HelpOnFormatting]]
+users need to know to edit pages in the wiki. [[ikiwiki/Formatting]]
 documents the basics, but doesn't include every preprocessor directive.
 
+> Thanks to Joey's work applying and fixing up my patches, this is mostly done.
+> The one thing I'd add above the way things currently work would be to add
+> the [[plugins/listdirectives]] plugin to [[plugins/goodstuff]]. 
+> Doing that requires making the decision about whether you really want the
+> documentation in every wiki - it is 200k.  -- [[Will]]
+
+>> I don't think that it needs to be in goodstuff to close this, though I
+>> might decide to add it to goodstuff later. [[done]] --[[Joey]]
+
 Note that there's a disctinction between being self-documenting for users,
 and being complete documentation for ikiwiki. The basewiki is _not_
 intended to be the latter, so it lacks the usage page, all the plugin
@@ -28,33 +37,4 @@ basewiki:
 
 Meta is another one.
 
-The holdup on documenting these in full in the basewiki is that I'm not sure
-where to put the docs. [[HelpOnFormatting]] should stay as simple as possible
-and just give examples, not full lists of availavle parameters, etc. And
-it's bad enough that [[blog]] uses that toplevel namespace, without adding
-lots more toplevel pages to the basewiki. ([[blog]] really needs to be moved..
-I have several wikis that override it with their actual blog content).
-
-Maybe the thing to do would be to make a meta/ or usage/ or wiki/ or something
-directory in the basewiki, and put new pages documenting how to use preprocesor
-directives in there.
-
-Actually, if we look at the basewiki contents:
-
-	blog.mdwn@              pagespec.mdwn@               subpage@
-	favicon.ico@            preprocessordirective.mdwn@  subpage.mdwn@
-	helponformatting.mdwn@  sandbox.mdwn@                templates/
-	index.mdwn@             shortcuts.mdwn@              templates.mdwn@
-	local.css@              smileys@                     wikiicons@
-	markdown.mdwn@          smileys.mdwn@                wikilink.mdwn@
-	openid.mdwn@            style.css@
-
-Most of this is meta stuff. Only index.mdwn, local.css, favicon.ico,
-smileys, wikiicons, shortcuts, and templates are really content/configs that
-are used as the base of a wiki. The rest is documentation.
-
-Moving a lot of these pages could be hard though.. Lots of wikis probably
-link to them. Maybe the directory they're moved to could be in the search
-path, like the userdir is, so that simple links keep working.
-
 See also: [[Conditional_Underlay_Files]]