Changes between Version 53 and Version 54 of FullBlogPlugin
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- Aug 17, 2015, 6:21:32 PM (9 years ago)
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FullBlogPlugin
v53 v54 5 5 == Description 6 6 7 This plugin provides a project Blog, but unlike TracBlogPlugin and SimpleBlogPlugin it does not use Wiki pages to store the content. It has no dependencies on other plugins.7 This plugin provides a project blog, but unlike TracBlogPlugin and SimpleBlogPlugin it does not use Wiki pages to store the content. It has no dependencies on other plugins. 8 8 9 This is a production-ready release, '''supporting Trac 0.11, 0.12 and 1.0 installations'''. The current branch (0.11) is not compatible with the new database API, and the plugin '''will not work with Trac 1.1 and later''' (#12018). The plugin does not yet support other locales than English (no l10n/i18n support).9 This is a production-ready release, '''supporting Trac 0.11, 0.12, 1.0 and 1.1 installations''' (#12018). The plugin does not yet support other locales than English, ie there is no l10n/i18n support. 10 10 11 11 Key features: … … 48 48 49 49 Available named arguments: 50 * `recent=` - max .number of posts50 * `recent=` - maximum number of posts 51 51 * `category=` - a category 52 52 * `author=` - an author … … 54 54 * `heading=` - a heading for the list 55 55 * `format=` - type of display (see below for details) 56 * `max_size=` - max .number of characters to render for each post56 * `max_size=` - maximum number of characters to render for each post 57 57 58 58 Example showing some available named arguments: … … 66 66 There is no heading unless specified. 67 67 68 Without restriction on recent number of posts, it will use the number currently active in the Blog module as default for 'float' and 'full' rendering , but for rendering of 'inline' list it will render all found as default unless restricted. Additionally for 'float' and 'full' it will truncate content if it is larger than a max_size (if set).68 Without restriction on recent number of posts, it will use the number currently active in the Blog module as default for 'float' and 'full' rendering. For rendering of 'inline' list it will render all found as default unless restricted. Additionally for 'float' and 'full' it will truncate content if it is larger than a max_size (if set). 69 69 70 70 The `format=` keyword argument supports rendering these formats: