[Phpwiki-talk] Re: wiki + blog and lots of newbie questions

[Martin G. <gim...@gi...>]

"dmitry m" <dmi...@ho...> writes:

> Also,  WikiWeblog plugin acts more like a "comment" form if
> anything. I also couldn't get Comment plugin to go.

The Comment plugin doesn't give a add-a-comment-to-this-page
functionality, instead it gives you comments in your wiki markup.

So if you want to write something in the wiki source of a page that
shouldn't show up in the rendered HTML, then do

  Normal text.

  <?plugin Comment
  !!! Hidden Section

  This text is only seen when editing the page.
  ?>

  Normal text.

Maybe the name of the plugin should be changed to Hide, InvisibleText,
MarkupComment, or something similar? But then, that would disrupt old
wikipages that happen to use the old name, so perhaps this isn't such
a good idea.

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