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CollapsibleSections
Release status: stable
Description Allows users to collapse and expand content sections on demand
Author(s) WikiWorks team
Maintainer(s) WikiTeq team
Latest version 0.0.1
Compatibility policy For every MediaWiki release that is a Long Term Support release there is a corresponding branch in the extension.
MediaWiki 1.35+
License MIT License
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Parameters
  • $wgCollapsibleSectionsCollapsedByDefault
  • $wgCollapsibleSectionsEnableDesktop
  • $wgCollapsibleSectionsTag
Hooks used
  • BeforePageDisplay
  • ResourceLoaderGetConfigVars
Quarterly downloads 54 (Ranked 118th)
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The CollapsibleSections extension allows collapsing and expanding content sections as user wants. This extension was created for WikiWorks.

Installation

  • Download and place the file(s) in a directory called CollapsibleSections in your extensions/ folder.
  • Add the following code at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php file: 
    wfLoadExtension( 'CollapsibleSections' );
  • Yes Done – Navigate to Special:Version on your wiki to verify that the extension is successfully installed.

Configuration

This extension has 3 configuration parameters:

  • $wgCollapsibleSectionsCollapsedByDefault - enables collapsing of sections. Per default, collapsing is enabled. If you want to disable this option, set value to false
  • $wgCollapsibleSectionsEnableDesktop - enables collapsing of sections on desktop. It is disabled per default, but if you want to enable this, set value to true
  • $wgCollapsibleSectionsTag - (default is `h2`) sets the root section tag to be used for finding collapsible content

See also

  • Extension:HideSection
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