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wiki-to-pdf manual

wiki-to-pdf

For more informations on wiki-to-pdf, see Wiki-to-pdf

working with titipi's wiki-to-pdf

To initiate a new publication, create a page in this wiki in the unfolding namespace:

http://titipi.org/wiki/index.php/Unfolding:NAMEOFPUBLICATION

On this page, add content or transclude pages that are published elsewhere on the wiki.

{{TT|Peripheral politics}}
{{TT|The politics of listening}}
{{TT|word2complex}}

CSS can be added in the tab 'Print CSS'

Go to 'open in wiki to pdf' to view the resulting html page and access the PDF.

All current wiki-to-pdf publications are listed here: http://titipi.org/wiki-to-pdf

All publicly shareable publications are listed here: http://titipi.org/pub/

Publication URLs are constructed as follows: http://titipi.org/pub/NAMEOFPUBLICATION

Editing wiki-to-pdf

When the automated pageheader overflows, you can add the preferred shorter title to the wiki page:

<h2 class="runningtitle">When governments move fast and break things</h2>

This would replace the longer title, "EU Digital COVID Certificates: When governments move fast and break things"

Server setup

The wiki-to-pdf interface is installed as a systemd service on the titipi server. It uses pagedjs and flask.

In case of trouble, login to the server and:

$ sudo service flask restart

Various functions described in:

web-interface/web-interface.py

Templates in:

web-interface/templates/flask

css for wiki-to-pdf publications:

wiki-to-pdf/static/out/NAMEOFPUBLICATION

Custom css for the application in:

wiki-to-pdf/static/css

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-== Publishing with wiki-to-pdf ==
+== wiki-to-pdf manual ==
-'''wiki-to-pdf''' is a contraption for ongoing publication efforts. It uses the characteristics of Mediawiki for collaborative editing together with the pagedjs library to produce paginated, elastic, malleable and re-editable publications for printing and on-line reading.
+=== wiki-to-pdf ===
+For more informations on wiki-to-pdf, see [[Wiki-to-pdf]]
-Code repository: http://gitlab.constantvzw.org/titipi/wiki-to-pdf/
+=== working with titipi's wiki-to-pdf ===
-These tools are based on the work of Manetta Berends for the Volumetric Regimes book https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/mb/volumetric-regimes-book/
-=== titipi wiki-to-pdf ===
 To initiate a new publication, create a page in this wiki in the unfolding namespace:
@@ Line 13: / Line 10: @@
 On this page, add content or transclude pages that are published elsewhere on the wiki.
-  <nowiki>{{:Peripheral politics}}</nowiki>
+  <nowiki>{{TT|Peripheral politics}}</nowiki>
-  <nowiki>{{:The politics of listening}}</nowiki>
+  <nowiki>{{TT|The politics of listening}}</nowiki>
-  <nowiki>{{:word2complex}}</nowiki>
+  <nowiki>{{TT|word2complex}}</nowiki>
-For now, when using the transclusion method, each page to be transcluded needs to include the following snippet:
- <nowiki><span class="hidden-tweaks" id="PAGENAME"></span></nowiki>
 CSS can be added in the tab ''''Print CSS''''
 Go to ''''open in wiki to pdf'''' to view the resulting html page and access the PDF.
+[[File:Wikitopdf.png]]
 All '''current wiki-to-pdf publications''' are listed here: http://titipi.org/wiki-to-pdf
@@ Line 30: / Line 25: @@
 '''Publication URLs''' are constructed as follows: http://titipi.org/pub/NAMEOFPUBLICATION
+=== Editing wiki-to-pdf ===
+When the automated pageheader overflows, you can add the preferred shorter title to the wiki page:
+ <nowiki><h2 class="runningtitle">When governments move fast and break things</h2></nowiki>
+This would replace the longer title, "EU Digital COVID Certificates: When governments move fast and break things"
 === Server setup ===

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