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We need a method for including short script samples. This will require a plug-in for DokuWiki, the software that drives jaWiki. Progress towards getting this plug-in written can be tracked at the wiki screenbox page.
There’s Montage the software and montage the film term. Both deserve an entry. Guidelines?
When you have overlapping terms, have the first line of each article explain the difference – this is called a disambiguation. Put it in italics – though understand that the italics aren’t consistently showing up.
Generally, the more common term should get the “pure” title. You can see examples at montage and Montage (software).
The Tables of Contents are auto-magically created when you use subheaders. Check the “edit” for the Welcome page to see how it works.
Navigation requests for Glossary:
1. Please add Forward/Back buttons at the Top/Bottom of each individual page, and at each Letter Page, to allow browsing the Glossary.
Example (as of 20061229) the first three words in the Glossary under B are:
bad version base camp bio-pic
At both the top and bottom of the page on which base camp is on, I think there should be Forward/Back icons to allow a user to simply scroll to either bad version or bio-pic without having to return to the Index.
In the same manner, please let jumps happen from A to B, from F to G when scrolling.
The point is to let people read through the Glossary for fun and education, not use it as if it is simply a place to go look stuff up. As it is currently, for every single page one must return to the Index to get the next page. After two or three pages one simply gives it all up as a waste of time.
Scrolling and search... now it starts to become useful. *smiles*
2. Please add a Search bar both at the Glossary Index, and at the bottom of each Glossary page, so one can simply type in the word one is looking for and see if it or its subset is in the Glossary.
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