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| - | < | + | ====== Toolbar |
| - | == Toolbar | + | |
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| The topmost element on every page is the site toolbar, which by default hosts the DokuWiki administration tools and user menu. | The topmost element on every page is the site toolbar, which by default hosts the DokuWiki administration tools and user menu. | ||
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| This is the default item for this place. It shows the user menu, or, if no user is logged in at this point, the login button, which looks as follows: | This is the default item for this place. It shows the user menu, or, if no user is logged in at this point, the login button, which looks as follows: | ||
| - | {{: | + | <figure box>{{: |
| Once your are logged in to the DokuWiki system, it shows the name of the currently logged in account instead: | Once your are logged in to the DokuWiki system, it shows the name of the currently logged in account instead: | ||
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| In this case, this works as a menu, which gives access to the user functions, as provided by DokuWiki: | In this case, this works as a menu, which gives access to the user functions, as provided by DokuWiki: | ||
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| <aside info> | <aside info> | ||
| - | **Note:** The functions of the user button are also available in the right-hand “overflow menu”. See below for more information. | + | **Note |
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| + | **Note 2:** The available functions of this item are the same as the ones that can be configured for the [[..: | ||
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| ==== Languages menu ==== | ==== Languages menu ==== | ||
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| In this case, the menu will always show the current language and provide a menu with other configured languages: | In this case, the menu will always show the current language and provide a menu with other configured languages: | ||
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| - | <aside info> | + | <aside info>**Note:** The languages menu will not be shown in some situations, e.g. in the Administration view. |
| - | == Notes == | + | |
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| The following screenshot shows the positioning of these two hooks: | The following screenshot shows the positioning of these two hooks: | ||
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| ===== Right-hand items ===== | ===== Right-hand items ===== | ||
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| If there is not enough space to show all items (in particular on smaller screens, e.g. on smartphones or similar devices), the additional items will move to the “overflow menu” on the right-hand side: | If there is not enough space to show all items (in particular on smaller screens, e.g. on smartphones or similar devices), the additional items will move to the “overflow menu” on the right-hand side: | ||
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| * When no user is logged in, the toolbar will scroll “out of the way”, however, when a user is logged in, it becomes “sticky” to the top of the viewport, making sure that the tools are always available without scrolling. | * When no user is logged in, the toolbar will scroll “out of the way”, however, when a user is logged in, it becomes “sticky” to the top of the viewport, making sure that the tools are always available without scrolling. | ||
| + | ===== Configuration ===== | ||
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| + | ==== Template settings ==== | ||
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| + | In the <a [href=? | ||
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| + | * **Toolbar Menu Style** – should the toolbar menu (on the right-hand side) appear as a popup menu only, or as a horizontal menu that only overflows into the menu if space is tight? | ||
| + | * **Toolbar Option** – What should be shown in the left-hand side of the toolbar? Options are: “User information”, | ||
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| + | For more information, | ||
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| + | ==== Style settings ==== | ||
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| + | In the <a [href=? | ||
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| + | * **Toolbar font family** – a list of fonts that should be used for the toolbar. | ||
| + | * **Toolbar font size** – the font size to use in the toolbar. | ||
| + | * **Toolbar font size mobile** – alternative font size to use in mobile view. | ||
| + | * **Toolbar background colour** – Background colour for the toolbar < | ||
| + | * **Toolbar text colour** - Text colour for the toolbar < | ||
| + | * **Toolbar icon colour** – Colour to use for icons in the toolbar < | ||
| + | * **Toolbar focus colour** – colour to use for focus highlights in the toolbar < | ||
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| + | <aside info> | ||
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| + | The idea of the toolbar is that is should appear visually distinct from the page, more resembling a browser feature rather than a part of the web page. For this reason, there are so many configuration options for this element. | ||