-Besides: When using the map instead of the inline directive, regarding l10n all is working like it should, pitty is that for the kind of deployment I am heading for I will also need pages to be included with a custom template.
+Besides: When using the map instead of the inline directive, regarding l10n all is working like it should, pitty is that for the kind of deployment I am heading for I will also need pages to be included with a custom template. --[[Boris]]
+
+# Does not show up in the setup
+
+Hello, I am not sure whether it's the right way to add a comment here, but I downloaded po4a from Debian repository and built it. Typing 'use Locale::Po4a::Po;' into a 'perl' session doesn't interrupt it -- I believe it is installed already. Yet in websetup there is no 'use po?' section. I am at a loss what to do. I am using nearlyfreespeech for hosting. --[[users/svetlana]]
+
+> It should be in a section headed "format plugin: po". If that doesn't appear, try
+> `perl -MIkiWiki::Plugin::po -e ''` (or equivalently, `use IkiWiki::Plugin::po;` in
+> an interactive Perl session) and see whether there are useful error messages. --[[smcv]]
+
+> > I had to set ikiwiki's INSTALL_BASE to ~/perl5, and install local::lib, to get the wiki to see Locale::Po4a::Po. What was helpful is `ikiwiki --setup wiki/ikiwiki.setup --wrappers` as it outputs the useful error message straight away if it can't find something in @INC. It is finally working now. --[[users/svetlana]]
+
+# Confuses a map
+
+The `\[[!map pages="*"]]` directive works in confused ways when po plugin is enabled. It lists items like this:
+
+- [foo](foo/index.en.html)
+ - [index.ru](foo/index.ru)
+ - [index.ja](foo/index.ja)
+
+I'm not sure what to do with it, I would like to be able to list pages only in one language. --[[users/svetlana]] 10:10AM February 8, 2017