Examples

• content (default for inclusions) — shows the content of the card, without the surrounding card interface
• titled — content view, but after a header of the card's name
• open / closed — both show the content inside the surrounding card interface. Closed is the default for items in Searches and Pointers)
• link — instead of the card content, this just shows a link to the card, very much like using double square brackets for linking
• name — instead of the card content, this just shows the card's name
• linkname — like name, but puts in underscores instead of spaces (helpful when using inclusions to build URLs)
• url — shows the full, canonical URL for the card
• change — only applies to items in Searches and Pointers, showing who last edited each card and when. This is the view used on Recent.
• core — shows the processed card content without any enclosing HTML.
• raw — shows the unprocessed card content, including markup. Note that any HTML will still be interpreted by your browser.

 

How To

The view of an included card is specified after a vertical bar after the card's name, e.g.: {{Wiki on Wheels|view:open}} (you can also skip the "view:", i.e. {{Wiki on Wheels|open}}).

 

When including a Search or Pointer, you can also specify the view for each item (card) in the returned list, e.g., {{User+*type cards|item:link}}

 

In WQL syntax, item views are applied with WQL's usual key/value syntax, e.g.: {"type":"User", "view":"link"}

 

In special web addresses, you append views after a normal web address with "?view=" or "?item=", e.g. http://wagn.org/wagn/Fruit?view=closed or http://www.wagn.org/wagn/Image+*type+by_update?item=change

Tips

• The name and linkname views are especially useful for contextual web addresses.
• Some views are also available in special web addresses.

 

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