This plugin generates standard-form outlines with Roman/Letter/number formatting. It also allows numbering to continue across lines which aren't participating in the outline, e.g.:
I. Here's a top-level heading
A. second level
B. another 2nd-level entry
C. I'd like this to be numbered "3" (or "C" in this case).
1. level 3
a. level 4
i. level 5
[{Outline
# Here's a main topic of interest. Note blank line after the opening tag.
## It has some subtopics
### Levels can be nested
#### Up to 5 levels deep.
#### Numbering should work as you expect for this kind of thing.
### Here's another level 3 heading
# And here's another main topic of interest
## It has subtopics as well
### ...and they have subtopics.
#### when will it stop?
}]
generates:
I. Here's a main topic of interest Note blank line after the opening tag.
[{Outline
# your outline goes one blank line after the opening plugin tag. The blank line is ''not'' optional.
## use normal hash-mark formatting; the number of hashes is the outline level.
lines without hash-marks are processed like any other JSPWiki text; they don't affect the
outline numbering. If you want blank lines, though, you have to ask for them with "~\\".
\\
The preceding line should be blank. Note outline continuation:
## this will be a second-level heading numbered "B.".
# This will be numbered "II."
### This will be numbered "1.", and no "A." will be inserted.
}]
--> Don't forget to close your "Outline" plugin as shown above.
The text above renders as follows:
This plugin was based off the old Wiki, but I updated the imports and tested the plugin on the newest Wiki and it worked fine.
The original plugin can be found here
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--rveach, 02-Feb-2014 22:40
Cool to see someone's still using this. Thanks for the port.
--Jerry Andrews, 09-Apr-2014 01:04
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Added .jar file compiled with java 1.8.0_60, for convenience.
--Jerry Andrews, 04-Dec-2015 17:03
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background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-position:top;
background-size:48px;
text-align:center;
}
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