Revisions for Topic Pages
| 4 CURRENT | liz |
April 29, 2020 14:24
| almost 4 years ago
Topic pages are used to organize communities and shared resources around specific topics, such as those listed on the Topics index, at https://publiclab.org/tags. Card text and imageOn the top of topic pages, a card is shown with the topic name, and a short text (as in the above screenshot), and a background image may be shown. This is drawn from the very first paragraph of the wiki page bearing the same name; so for the topic If no matching wiki page exists, you'll see a prompt to create one. Engagement with TopicsTopic pages reveal how many people are engaging with a topic, and in what ways. The lower right hand corner of the lead image contains a number of "people discussing" -- this is the same as the number of "Followers"; followers are people who are subscribed to the topic. Below the lead image at left, you can see some information about how many posts have been made in this topic, and by how many contributors. Below the lead image at right, you can see related tags, as well as options to sort the content by Type or by Likes, Views, or Last Updated: Aliases and redirectsIf you want the lead text and image to be drawn from a different wiki page, you can make the matching wiki page a "redirect page" by adding the tag For example, if you're on the topic page for Questions[questions:topic-pages] |
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| 3 | liz |
April 20, 2020 20:28
| almost 4 years ago
Topic pages are used to organize communities and shared resources around specific topics, such as those listed on the Topics index, at https://publiclab.org/tags. Card text and imageOn the top of topic pages, a card is shown with the topic name, and a short text (as in the above screenshot), and a background image may be shown. This is drawn from the very first paragraph of the wiki page bearing the same name; so for the topic If no matching wiki page exists, you'll see a prompt to create one. Aliases and redirectsIf you want the lead text and image to be drawn from a different wiki page, you can make the matching wiki page a "redirect page" by adding the tag For example, if you're on the topic page for Engagement with TopicsTopic pages reveal how many people are engaging with a topic, and in what ways. The lower right hand corner of the lead image contains a number of "people discussing" -- this is the same as the number of "Followers"; followers are people who are subscribed to the topic. Below the lead image at left, you can see some information about how many posts have been made in this topic, and by how many contributors. Below the lead image at right, you can see related tags, as well as options to sort the content by Type or by Likes, Views, or Last Updated: Questions[questions:topic-pages] |
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| 2 | liz |
April 14, 2020 21:12
| about 4 years ago
Topic pages are used to organize communities and shared resources around specific topics, such as those listed on the Topics index, at https://publiclab.org/tags. Card text and imageOn the top of topic pages, a card is shown with the topic name, and a short text (as in the above screenshot), and a background image may be shown. This is drawn from the very first paragraph of the wiki page bearing the same name; so for the topic If no matching wiki page exists, you'll see a prompt to create one. Aliases and redirectsIf you want the lead text and image to be drawn from a different wiki page, you can make the matching wiki page a "redirect page" by adding the tag For example, if you're on the topic page for Engagement with TopicsTopic pages reveal how many people are engaging with a topic, and in what ways. The lower right hand corner of the lead image contains a number of "people discussing" -- this is the same as the number of "Followers"; followers are people who are subscribed to the topic. Below the lead image at left, you can see some information about how many posts have been made in this topic, and by how many contributors. Below the lead image at right, you can see related tags, as well as options to sort the content by Type or by Likes, Views, or Last Updated: Questions[questions:topic-pages] |
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| 1 | warren |
July 08, 2019 16:39
| almost 5 years ago
Topic pages are used to organize communities and shared resources around specific topics, such as those listed on the Topics index, at https://publiclab.org/tags. Card text and imageOn the top of topic pages, a card is shown with the topic name, and a short text (as in the above screenshot), and a background image may be shown. This is drawn from the very first paragraph of the wiki page bearing the same name; so for the topic If no matching wiki page exists, you'll see a prompt to create one. Aliases and redirectsIf you want the lead text and image to be drawn from a different wiki page, you can make the matching wiki page a "redirect page" by adding the tag For example, if you're on the topic page for Questions[questions:topic-pages] |
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| 0 | warren |
July 08, 2019 16:37
| almost 5 years ago
Topic pages are used to organize communities and shared resources around specific topics, such as those listed on the Topics index, at https://publiclab.org/tags. Card text and imageOn the top of topic pages, a card is shown with the topic name, and a short text. This is drawn from the very first paragraph of the wiki page bearing the same name; so for the topic If no matching wiki page exists, you'll see a prompt to create one. Aliases and redirectsIf you want the lead text and image to be drawn from a different wiki page, you can make the matching wiki page a "redirect page" by adding the tag For example, if you're on the topic page for Questions[questions:topic-pages] |
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