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--- dokuwiki [2026/09/13 14:54] – [2026 09 13] donald
+++ dokuwiki [2026/09/13 19:28] (current) – [2026 09 13] 172.59.136.20
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 ====== Dokuwiki ======
-==== 2026 09 13 ====
+===== 2026 09 13 =====
   * dokuwiki runs on macqueen.us at dnsexit.com
+  * dokuwikiAndroid https://github.com/fabienli/DokuwikiAndroid
-<code>To save DokuWiki pages as .md files, you must use the MarkdownExtra plugin, as DokuWiki natively requires pages to have a .txt extension.
+==== save pages as .md files ====
+<code>To save DokuWiki pages as .md files, you must use the MarkdownExtra plugin,
+as DokuWiki natively requires pages to have a .txt extension.
-Plugin Installation: Install the markdownextra plugin (available on GitHub or Bitbucket) to enable native Markdown parsing within DokuWiki.
+Plugin Installation: Install the markdownextra plugin (available on GitHub or
-File Naming Convention: Save your files with a dual extension, specifically .md.txt (e.g., page.md.txt).  DokuWiki requires the .txt suffix to recognize the file as a valid wiki page, while the plugin uses the .md suffix to trigger Markdown parsing.
+Bitbucket) to enable native Markdown parsing within DokuWiki.
-Usage: Pages ending in .md are automatically parsed using PHP Markdown Extra.  You can also embed Markdown content in other pages using a specific markdown block.
-Front Matter: The plugin supports front matter (text blocks delimited by ---) at the top of .md pages, which allows metadata to be placed outside the rendered HTML, enabling compatibility with plugins like tag. </code>
+File Naming Convention: Save your files with a dual extension, specifically .md.txt
+(e.g., page.md.txt).  DokuWiki requires the .txt suffix to recognize the file as a
+valid wiki page, while the plugin uses the .md suffix to trigger Markdown parsing.
+Usage: Pages ending in .md are automatically parsed using PHP Markdown Extra.  You
+can also embed Markdown content in other pages using a specific markdown block.
+Front Matter: The plugin supports front matter (text blocks delimited by ---) at
+the top of .md pages, which allows metadata to be placed outside the rendered HTML,
+enabling compatibility with plugins like tag. </code>