Testing

This sample acts like a tutorial. It guides you through the creation of a set of hierarchical pages to try out the Hierarchy Extension.

Instructions:

• Create a page for each title below. Fill the page with the text that appears after the title.
• The first page to be created will be the index page. It can be used as a shortcut to create the other pages, because it will link to them.
• In the end, it will be necessary to edit the index page and save it again, so it can process all pages after they are created.

Sample index

This is a sample index of a page hierarchy.

<index>
[[Sample Top page]]
= Sample Chapter one =
== Sample Topic one ==
== Sample Topic two ==
= Sample Chapter two =
== Sample Topic three ==
=== Sample Subtopic A ===
=== Sample Subtopic B ===
== Sample Topic four ==
== What the Hell ==
</index>

List Test

1. Item
2. Item
   1. Sub-item
      1. Sub-sub-item
      2. Sub-sub-item
      3. Sub-sub-item
   2. Sub-item
   3. Sub-item
3. Item

Usage

This template creates an ordered list, which is similar to a numbered list but may display other characters, such as roman numbers or alphabet letters, instead of the decimal enumerator.

Syntax

Simple

{{Ordered list |entry1 |entry2| ... }}

Offset starting value

{{Ordered list |start=start|entry1 |entry2 |... |item1_style=CSS1 |item2_style=CSS2| ... }}

Changing the symbol style

{{Ordered list |list_style_type=type |entry1 |entry2 |... }}

With CSS style

{{Ordered list |item_style=CSS-all |entry1 |entry2 |... }}

With separate CSS styles for each item

{{Ordered list |entry1 |item1_style=CSS1 |entry2 |item2_style=CSS2 |... }}

With custom values for each item

{{Ordered list |item1_value=value1 |entry1 |item2_value=value2 |entry2 |... }}

Parameters' description

Parameter	Description
list_style_type or list-style-type type	This parameter indicates the list style type. Popular acceptable parameters include: decimal (1, 2, 3, 4, ...) lower-roman (i, ii, iii, iv, ...) upper-roman (I, II, III, IV, ...) lower-alpha (a, b, c, d, ...) upper-alpha (A, B, C, D, ...) For a full list, see the following section.
Positional parameters	The contents of each list item, as unnamed or positional parameters. There is no restriction on content, except equal signs (=) must be escaped or replaced with {{=}}, lest it will be interpreted a named parameter.
itemn_value	Ordinal or label for a specific list item; a positive integer.
start	Ordinal or label for the first item in the list; a positive integer (default is 1).
itemn_style	Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) styles that are set on a specific list item. (User must know CSS syntax.)
item_style CSS-all	CSS styles that are set on each list item. (User must know CSS syntax.) When present, any itemn_style are disregarded.

Usage

This template creates an ordered list, which is similar to a numbered list but may display other characters, such as roman numbers or alphabet letters, instead of the decimal enumerator.

Syntax

Simple

{{Ordered list |entry1 |entry2| ... }}

Offset starting value

{{Ordered list |start=start|entry1 |entry2 |... |item1_style=CSS1 |item2_style=CSS2| ... }}

Changing the symbol style

{{Ordered list |list_style_type=type |entry1 |entry2 |... }}

With CSS style

{{Ordered list |item_style=CSS-all |entry1 |entry2 |... }}

With separate CSS styles for each item

{{Ordered list |entry1 |item1_style=CSS1 |entry2 |item2_style=CSS2 |... }}

With custom values for each item

{{Ordered list |item1_value=value1 |entry1 |item2_value=value2 |entry2 |... }}

Parameters' description

Parameter	Description
list_style_type or list-style-type type	This parameter indicates the list style type. Popular acceptable parameters include: decimal (1, 2, 3, 4, ...) lower-roman (i, ii, iii, iv, ...) upper-roman (I, II, III, IV, ...) lower-alpha (a, b, c, d, ...) upper-alpha (A, B, C, D, ...) For a full list, see the following section.
Positional parameters	The contents of each list item, as unnamed or positional parameters. There is no restriction on content, except equal signs (=) must be escaped or replaced with {{=}}, lest it will be interpreted a named parameter.
itemn_value	Ordinal or label for a specific list item; a positive integer.
start	Ordinal or label for the first item in the list; a positive integer (default is 1).
itemn_style	Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) styles that are set on a specific list item. (User must know CSS syntax.)
item_style CSS-all	CSS styles that are set on each list item. (User must know CSS syntax.) When present, any itemn_style are disregarded.

Sample Top Content Stuff

{{Hierarchy header}}
This is the topmost page of this hierarchy.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Sample Chapter one

{{Hierarchy header}}
First chapter of the sample hierarchy. 
{{Hierarchy footer}}

/Sample

this is a test.

SubPage

Sample Topic one

{{Hierarchy header}}
First topic of the sample hierarchy, within chapter one.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Sample Topic two

{{Hierarchy header}}
Second topic of the sample hierarchy, within chapter one.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Sample Chapter two

{{Hierarchy header}}
Second chapter of the sample hierarchy.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Sample Topic three

{{Hierarchy header}}
Third topic of the sample hierarchy, within chapter two.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Sample Subtopic A

{{Hierarchy header}}
First subtopic of the sample hierarchy, within topic three.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Sample Subtopic B

{{Hierarchy header}}
Second subtopic of the sample hierarchy, within topic three.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Sample Topic four

{{Hierarchy header}}
Fourth topic of the sample hierarchy, within chapter two.
{{Hierarchy footer}}

Template:Hierarchy header

<includeonly>{{#hierarchy-top:}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the header of a page that belongs to a hierarchy.
</noinclude>

Template:Hierarchy footer

<includeonly>{{#hierarchy-bottom:}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This is the footer of a page that belongs to a hierarchy.
</noinclude>

Sample index

Edit and save the sample index so it will process the newly created pages.

Now follow its links to test it.