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Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Sun, Jul 10, 2005 at 01:20:16PM -0400, DaveG wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I have some pages where certain abbreviations are very common. Putting
[= xxx =] tags around every occurence is more than tedious :)
Is there a way to make the "Prevent Formatting" ([= xxx =]) tags apply
to all instances of the specified text within a page?
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Well, first note that `WikiWord is often an easier alternative to
writing [=WikiWord=].
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Well that I didn't know -- certainly easier to apply than [= xxx =]<br>
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Beyond that, individual wikiwords can be disabled by the site administrator
by using
$WikiWordCount['WikiWord'] = 0;
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I use this for words on a site level basis. But it's tough to predict
what wil turn up on a page level basis.<br>
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There's been discussion here about providing a directive that could
disable specific wikiwords within a page, but I haven't found a good
name for it yet.
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Not sure of the meaning of directive (like %date% for example?) -- does
it need to be a word or could we simply use a double `, as in
``WikiWord. If we need a word how about NotWiki?<br>
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Pm
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