-Plugins can be used to add additional features to ikiwiki. It's possible to
-[[write]] your own plugins, or you can install and use plugins contributed by
-others.
+There's documentation if you want to [[write]] your own plugins, or you can
+install and use plugins contributed by others.
-The ikiiki package includes some standard plugins that are installed and
-by default. These include [[inline]], [[pagecount]], and [[brokenlinks]].
-Of these, [[inline]] is enabled by default.
+The [[inline]] and [[htmlscrubber]] plugins are enabled by default.
-To enable other plugins, use the `--plugin` switch described in [[usage]], or the equivilant line in
-[[ikiwiki.setup]].
+To enable other plugins, use the `--plugin` switch described in [[usage]],
+or the equivalent line in [[ikiwiki.setup]].
-## Plugin directory
+# Plugin directory
-Add your contributed plugins here.
+Add all plugins here. Or add ideas to the [[todo|todo/plugin]] page.
-[[inline pages="plugins/* !plugins/write !*/Discussion" archive="yes" rootpage="plugins/contrib" show="30"]]
+[[inline pages="plugins/* !plugins/write !*/Discussion" archive="yes" rootpage="plugins/contrib" show="60"]]
-## Installing third party plugins
+# Installing third party plugins
Plugins are perl modules and should be installed somewhere in the perl
module search path. See the @INC list at the end of the output of `perl -V`
IkiWiki::Plugin namespace, so they go in a IkiWiki/Plugin subdirectory
inside the perl search path. For example, if your perl looks in
`/usr/local/lib/site_perl` for modules, you can locally install ikiwiki
-plugins to `/usr/local/lib/site_perl/IkiWiki/Plugin`
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+plugins to `/usr/local/lib/site_perl/IkiWiki/Plugin`