* Add a textile format plugin contributed by mazirian.

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@@ -188,54 +188,36 @@ Moved to [[bugs]] -- [[Joey]]
 
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-# wiki\_file\_regexp and RCS ,v files
+# Access Keys

 
 

-I have RCS ,v files in my source directory. But get many "skipping bad filename" warnings.
+Would anyone else find this a valuable addition.  In oddmuse and instiki (the only other
+wiki engines I am currently using, the edit, home, and submit link tags have an
+accesskey attribute.  I find it nice not to have to resort to the mouse for those
+actions.  However, it may not be something everyone appreciates.  Any thoughts?
+--[Mazirian](http://mazirian.com)

 
 

-Also I don't see wiki\_file\_regexp documented. Because it is used with $config{wiki\_file\_regexp} I assume it can be set in the ikiwiki.setup.
-I added a comma to it in my IkiWiki.pm in the defaultconfig(). But that was wrong (so I reverted back), because then the ,v files were copied to my www tree.
-
-What is the correct way to include ,v RCS revision files in my source tree without receiving the "bad" messages and without copying over to www tree?
-
--- [[JeremyReed]]
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-> Add the ,v to the $config{wiki\_file\_prune\_regexps} array. This is how we
-> skip equivilant files from other revision control systems too.
-> --[[Joey]]]
-
->> Okay, I used in my setup configuration:
->>    exclude => qr/\,v$/,
->> I looked in source for the array you mentioned above and noticed the $setup{exclude}. And now I see that is documented.
->> (By the way, the example there doesn't seem correct with a literal asterisk and period wildcard.
->> Maybe it should be qr/\.wav$/,)
->> --[[JeremyReed]]
+> Maybe, although it would need to take the critisism at
+> http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/accesskey.html into account.

 
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-# Textile Plugin
+# Editing the style sheet.

 
 

-It was trivial, but I put together a plugin that uses the Textile markup
-language, which I find to be the most superior of the various options for
-that sort of thing.  Where or how do I submit it for inclusion?
+It would be nice to be able to edit the stylesheet by means of the cgi.  Or is this possible?  I wasn't able to achieve it.
+Ok, that's my last 2 cents for a while. --[Mazirian](http://mazirian.com)

 
 

-> You can post it to [[plugins/contrib]]. --[[Joey]]
+> I don't support editing it, but if/when ikiwiki gets file upload support,
+> it'll be possible to upload a style sheet. (If .css is in the allowed
+> extensions list.. no idea how safe that would be, a style sheet is
+> probably a great place to put XSS attacks and evil javascript that would
+> be filtered out of any regular page in ikiwiki). --[[Joey]]

 
 

->> Thanks.  I tried using the "Add new post" form there, but apparently made a [mess of things somehow](http://ikiwiki.kitenet.net/contrib/textile___40__third-party_plugin__41__.html).  Sorry about that.
+----

 
 

->>> No problem, the contrib form had the wrong rootpage setting. I've fixed
->>> it up and moved it to the right place. A copyright statement would be
->>> nice.
+# Disable build/install requirement on PerlMagick

 
 

-> How does one go about making a markup language added by means of a plugin, the default markup language.  In other words, I would like the index page to be written in Textile.
-> If I include a index.txtl (where txtl is the extension I have assigned to be handled by the textile plugin), ikiwiki will ignore it and make a new index.mdwn.
+Some installs of PerlMagick require X11. I tried to first disable using "img" by using "--disable-plugin img"
+in the Makefile. But still failed. My workaround was to remove "img" from the bundle in IkiWiki/Plugin/goodstuff.pm
+before building. What is the recommended way to install ikiwiki without "img" support? --[[JeremyReed]]

 
 

->> Sounds like a bug; it should be configurable via `default_pageext`, but
->> I suspect that currently if there are two competing files with different
->> extensions that make the same page, they fight it out and some random
->> one "wins" 
->> 
->> Until I fix that, you can avoid the one from the underlay directory by
->> setting `underlaydir` to point to an empty directory. --[[Joey]]
->>
->> Ok, fixed (in svn), it will now prefer files in the srcdir over files
->> in the underlaydir that build the same page, no matter what extension.
+> I've fixed this in svn so plugins in goodstuff can be disabled. --[[Joey]]