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- Im Suchfenster den Befehl Mediawiki:Sidebar eingeben
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To customize the MediaWiki:Sidebar on a wiki, you need first to be logged in with a user that has the editinterface permission - for administrators this is enabled by default. (For information on assigning a permission to groups or users, see Manual:User rights.)
Then, use a link to a page on your wiki, but replace your wiki page's title (e.g. Main_Page) in the URL/Address bar with MediaWiki:Sidebar and load that page - you should now see the current content of the sidebar. (You may need to use the syntax //yourdomain/yourwiki/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Sidebar&action=edit if you use long URLs.)
If the content of the sidebar has already been modified, you can simply click on the Edit or Edit source link, otherwise you may need to create the page first by clicking on Create or Create source.
Note: If you have to create a new page, you will be presented with the default content for the sidebar in the editor. In order to successfully create a MediaWiki:Sidebar page, you need to change the content before saving.
Here is an example code for a sidebar:
- navigation
- mainpage|Accueil
- Special:RecentChanges|Recent changes
- new heading
- portal-url|portal
- http://www.mediawiki.org%7CMediaWiki home
This example will result in the following sidebar:
Sidebar example
Headings
The navigation bar can be split into sections, each with a heading of its own. The heading for each section is taken from the first-level list element ("navigation" and "new heading" in the example above).
If this text corresponds to the name of an interface message (an existing page of that title in the MediaWiki namespace), then the text of that page is used as a label; otherwise, the header title is used as-is.
Bug: no sidebar is shown in the Nostalgia skin (bug 10794). Links
Second-level list elements are links ("mainpage|mainpage" in the example above), where the format is:
- target|link text