Description
This provides code for a 'sequence box', which shows that a page is part of a sequence or collection, allows navigation to any page in the sequence, and provides Previous and Next links. You would use this, for example, if you had a collection of pages that described different elements in the collection, e.g. 'Animals' is the sequence, and 'dog', 'cat', 'mouse', 'chicken' are the pages in the sequence (Animals would also have a page to describe the sequence).
Unfortunately, you'll have to provide the sequence yourself on all pages. Suggestion: perhaps someone could write a module to do this automatically from a pre-ordered sequence, designed in a sequence editor?
Code
Standard Wikidot table using || separators
||||||~ This page is part of the [[[X]]] Sequence ||
||= [[[Three]]] _
(Previous) ||= [[[One]]] [[[Two]]] [[[Three]]] Four [[[Five]]] [[[Six]]] [[[Seven]]] ||= [[[Five]]] _
(Next) ||In action
Standard Wikidot table using || separators
| This page is part of the Numbers Sequence | ||
|---|---|---|
| Three (Previous) |
One Two Three Four Five Six Seven | Five (Next) |
Using CSS with [[table]], [[row]] and [[cell]]
Thanks to tsangk for this great snippet: conditional-blocks
text above inserted with:
[[include :snippets:if START |unique=1|type=equal|var1=%%name%%|var2=conditional-blocks]]
**##red|Thanks to tsangk for this great snippet:##** [[[code:conditional-blocks]]]
[[include :snippets:if END]]
Other snippets posted by JSV
Referencing to a Common Reference Page - 16 Feb 2012 01:38
Easy Table Title Footers - 15 Feb 2012 00:49
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