Search by property

This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.

List of results

• CSS  + (Add CSS rules into your pages.)

• Parser functions  + (As of v1.18, the ParserFunctions extension is bundled with a download of mw. You do need to enable it.)
• Text Editor  + (Available as the default editor in this wiki)
• Security  + (Certificates provided by the [[Certbot|Let's Encrypt project]])
• Dynamic content  + (DPL is similar to Semantic MediaWiki in regard to it's capability to output content. The difference is that it does not create or rely on semantic data.)
• Certbot  + (For non-public sites, we can still generate certificates using DNS)
• Citations  + (From any page, there is an extra link in the toolbar to "Cite this Page")
• CategoryTree  + (I did edit [[MediaWiki:Categorytree-member-num]] to provide a full name interface)
• Categories  + (It's created using the [[mw:Extension:Wiki Category Tag Cloud]] extension. In contrast, the MediaWiki built-in 'Categories' page (not a cloud) is at [[Special:Categories]])
• Metadata  + (Just like the spreadsheet allows knowledge workers to practically generate software applications, Semantic MediaWiki is no less revolutionary. Non-technical staff can create powerful databases with form-entry, reports, validations, etc.)
• Chameleon  + (Made by Stephan Gambke (https://professional.wiki) and integrates [[Bootstrap]] 4)
• Gadgets  + (One of the best is the wikEd gadget implementation for the wikEd editor)
• Interweb  + (Provided by [[mw:Extension:Interwiki]] Visit [[Special:Interwiki|Special Webs]] to see the webs configured for this site.)
• Visual editor  + (The Visual Editor is available Here and on Wikipedia.)
• Replace text  + (The [[mw:Extension:Replace_Text|Extension:Replace_Text]] … The [[mw:Extension:Replace_Text|Extension:Replace_Text]] provides a special page (at [[Special:ReplaceText]]) to allow administrators to do a global string find-and-replace on all the content pages of a wiki. It's a global search and replace tool that covers all content in the database and multi-media files. It is obviously useful in many circumstances. It features [[Regular Expressions]] support and shows a list of candidate matches before actually doing anything making it safer to 'test' a search and replace operation. to 'test' a search and replace operation.)
• Delete  + (There is a maintenance script by the same name (DeleteBatch).)
• HTML  + (This can be dangerous in a public wiki, but suitable for restricted editor groups.)
• Webserver reporting  + (Unlike Google Analytics, this reporting includes bot traffic, and is not mined by your provider.)
• Mermaid  + (Use the online editor to create your diagram)
• Nuke  + (You can use SQL wildcards To '''permanently''' delete (expunge) the records, you must [[mw:Special:MyLanguage/Manual:DeleteArchivedRevisions.php|delete archived revisions]])
• Bootstrap  + ([[mw:Extension:Bootstrap]] first added here in January 2016, makes that framework available to this wiki. This is in addition to the built-in OOUI (Object Oriented User Interface) of MediaWiki)
• Glossary  + ([[mw:Extension:Lingo]] first added here in January 2016)
• Timeless  + ([[mw:skin:Timeless]] skin, based on the [[mw:Winter]] framework prototype, is live now on Wikimedia projects and [[mw:User:Isarra]] is carrying it forward.)
• Elasticsearch  + ([https://medium.com/@AIMDekTech/what-is-elasticsearch-why-elasticsearch-advantages-of-elasticsearch-47b81b549f4d The What, Why and Advantages of Elasticsearch])
• Video Blogging  + (local content (mp4 files uploaded into the wiki) is displayed in a video player)
• PDF  + (relies on <code>gs convert and pdfinfo</code>)
• Tooltips  + (works on this page, but not on the doc page?? as of 2016-01-19)