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[[/plugins/inline]], with the `archive` option, shows only page titles and
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post dates. I'd like an option to omit the post dates as well, leaving only
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the page titles. Such an option would streamline the [[/users]] page, for
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instance. --[[JoshTriplett]]
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> Yes, indeed, something like "compact" mode would be useful.
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> In fact, this would be better handled with a replacement of the "archive" on/off API with something like
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> mode = normal|archive|compact|.... defaulting to normal
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> --hb
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>> You also don't need to be restricted to a fixed set of modes: the `mode` parameter could simply specify
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>> the template to be used: `inlinepage-$mode.tmpl`. For producing e.g. bulleted lists of the entries, some extra
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>> container template would be useful in addition to that...
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>>
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>> In a related note, I'd like an option to include the creation date on some non-inlined pages too. I suppose
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>> that's doable with some template hook in a plugin, and a command-line parameter pagespec (suffices for me),
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>> but I haven't got around to that yet. --[[tuomov]]
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Customised templates can now be specified with the `templates` parameter,
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so done --[[Joey]]
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> That definitely solves this problem in general; thanks!
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> For this specific case, I'd still like to see a `titleonly.tmpl` template
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> included by default. How about this simple template, based on
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> archivepage.tmpl?
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> <p><a href="<TMPL_VAR PAGEURL>"><TMPL_VAR TITLE></a></p>
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> --[[JoshTriplett]]
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[[todo/done]]
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