Any way to do this? I don't want to list /pages/ but files. RecentChanges doesn't seem to do this. Anything I'm missing here?

I think this is a good index search possibility of manual build "indexes".. ( with Listpages module)

I have a site that had a similar challenge as yours. You might wish to read how I handled it: Craigslist Clone

If you come up with any other solutions I would be very interested in them.

1. Create a "result" page like "searchtag:listtags", containing the module ListPages:

 This is a list of pages with the wished search-string in Page "searchtag:tags": [[include searchtag:tags]] ---- [[module ListPages category="*" \ [[include searchtag:tags]] perPage="9" limit="19" order="dateEditDesc"]] **%%linked_title%%** Date-edited: **%%date_edited%%** Author: **%%author%%** Tags: %%tags%% [[/module]] ---- 

2. create the "tags" page to be included in the resulting page: "searchtag:tags", containing only the tags="…" attribute for the listpages module and the " \"

 tags="list list1 list2 search" \ 

or
tags="+dentist,+dublin" \
like in your example..

You can test it - this works!

3. I tried it with "_templates" ( instead of the resulting page) and an automatic insertion of the tags- page and its "content" - but this does not really work…

Hope this helps for the moment?

1. The wishlist can be filled by members ( copying your text) - that is not the problem. Better is to copy it ot the Pro-beta testers ( a private site now ) - where bugs and wishes are controlled more effectively by a tracker: system.

2. This "tracker" system will be made public later on a official wikidot site because it is easier to be followed by the developers / -team.

3. You wish of a user firendly search over two or more tags is a very good idea. What i think - it should be possible to create a searchtag: category with a variant of the "ListPage" module ( where you can select over more tags/(+,-) and/or categories.

I mean - a template offering only a little form to key in tags like "+dublin,+dentist" which gives used in a "ListPages" ONLY those pages back. ( whereas a tag search for "dublin , dentist) gives pages back which have as a minimum of one of these tags linked.

I have to think about this… perhaps some of the other ListPages + _template "gurus" can help?

If you mean with custom text, it's under admin -> General settings -> Site name

Right now the tag feature looks good, a user just clicks on a tag and gets the results.
But it would be really great if a user could choose two and get the results.
For example on my wiki ( www.BigWiki.biz ) which is hosted by wikidot.com, each page is a business.
A page could have the tags 'dublin' and 'dentist'.
Right now if a user comes along they can either get all the pages tagged with 'dentist' or all the pages tagged with 'dublin'.
But it would be fantastic if they could get all pages tagged with both.

I am aware that if a user spends lots of time reading through the manual, they'll be able to set-up their specific search, but it is far from user friendly.

My follow-on request would be to allow the tags to be categorised.
For example, I'd have localtion tags and business type tags, then a user could choose the location and the business type.

I tried to add a request to http://community.wikidot.com/wishlist, but it seems that I don't have the necessary permissions.

I've just about managed to get the random page to display the way I want it thanks to Strathviews suggestion; I installed another CSS editor, but it wasn't nearly as good as firebug!

But it looks like my google gadget is nearly ready to rock! I'M SO EXCITED!!!

And thankyou both again!

i did this for pages that i want to iframe elsewhere without displaying all the rest .
here is the code i use

which may or may not be right :-)

 body{ border:0px solid darkgreen; background:white; } #content-wrap { margin-left: 1em; padding-top: 0pt; padding-right: 0em; padding-bottom: 0pt; padding-left: 0em; border:0px solid red; background:white; } #main-content { margin-left: 0em; padding-top: 0pt; padding-right: 0em; padding-bottom: 0pt; padding-left: 0em; border:0px solid darkred; background:white; } #page-content{ margin-left: 0em; padding-top: 0pt; padding-right: 0em; padding-bottom: 0pt; padding-left: 0em; border:0px solid blue; background:white; } #header {display:none;} #footer {display:none;} #license-area {display:none;} #top-bar {display:none;} #side-bar {display:none;} #page-title {display:none;} #breadcrumbs {display:none;} #page-info {display:none;} .page-options-bottom {display:none;} 

What I need is a theme. I managed to make all "random" category pages stick with the basic theme, but now I want to get rid of everything but the content and the title.

So far, it's this: http:facts.wikidot.com/random:random

To clarify, I want to include the facebook etc links to all my existing pages, and get rid of all navigation for random pages. What would be the best way of acheiving this?

Then I need to categorise my random page as random, and set all "random pages" to use the _random theme.

I thought it was as simple as just editing _default, but it seems it's not. Can someone advise me please?

However, I've always found my google feeds to be the most reliable ones I have. I've had lots of feeds timeout on me, but never once one from google.

The problem has been Google Reader feeds. I could bypass google altogether if we had some way to extend feeds for wikidot page edits. Squark and Co — any way to introduce a parameter "n" that lets us choose how many items to feed?

S.

Error processing the feed "http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.run?_id=3e8acb783435558df8133df5da82dcfe&_render=rss". The feed can not be accessed or contains errors.

All next refresh works as usual and awaited: fine!