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Hi there! Thanks so much for your response!
The tag cloud with a link to all tags is a brilliant idea! I'll definitely do that! I do only use the wiki: category because by the time I had figured out the way the categories were meant to work within wikidot, I was several hundred pages into the wiki itself, and going back to change everything sounded like a nightmare and a good way to wind up with a bunch of broken links!
Is there a way to change the result page formatting for just a normal search, however?

Is there a way to change the result page formatting for just a normal search, however?

I see in wikidot coding no chance to change the content of the outcome - only the CSS you can change ( on the fly) with a "module CSS" at the beginning - if you use the explorer (or firefox "development tools") in the menu left top - ( inspector , web-console an so on).
There you can see the "div" and their names of the rendered resulting page and can change the behaviour of the layout …
Search page: http://mogaipedia.wikidot.com/search:site/q/tags%3Apronouns ( as an example :) )

Awesome! I'm playing around with this portion of the source code for my wiki:

<div class="search-results">
                    <div class="item">
                <div class="title">
                    <a href="http://mogaipedia.wikidot.com/wiki:pronouns">Pronouns</a>
                </div>
                <div class="preview">

How would I merge that with my listpages module effectively?

[[module css]]
.footnotes-footer { 
display:none;
}
[[/module]]
[[module ListPages tag="Neurogender" separate="true" order="name"]]
[[div style="float:left; width:305px; height:300px; border:1px solid gray; background:#eee; margin:10px 10px 0 0"]]
[[table style="width:100%;height:100%;table-layout:fixed;"]]
[[row style="height:40px"]][[cell style="background:#9ba;"]]
**%%linked_title%%**
[[/cell]][[/row]]
[[row style="height:160px"]][[cell style="font-size:80%; vertical-align:top"]]
[[div style="height:220px; overflow:hidden"]]
%%content%%
[[/div]]
[[/cell]][[/row]]
[[row style="height:30px"]][[cell style="font-size:5%; background:#cdc; green;"]]
[[div style="height:30px; overflow:hidden"]]
%%tags_linked%%
[[/div]]
[[/cell]][[/row]]
[[/table]]
[[/div]]
[[/module]]

You can put the "search module" of the search page ( the source ) onto your listpages output ! ( before or after the listpages codes.-..)
or otherway round … there is no restriction..

With the CSS structure of the rendered pages I am not a guru, I think I cannot help you in this case.

Perhaps another one read this?

Thanks so much for your help! I tried that, but received an error telling me that listpages doesn't work recursively. Any clue what I could be doing wrong?