Template: Wiki Article
This template determines how an article is displayed within the Wiki Page wrapper template as outlined below:
In addition to the variables in the Wiki Page template, the Article template has:
{article}
This variable displays the fully rendered article's text.
{author}
Displays the screen name of the member who wrote the current version of article.
{revision_date format=""}
When a revision of an article is displayed this shows the date of the revision being viewed.
The format parameter is used to determine the date's formatting using ExpressionEngine's [Date Variable Formatting] (</templates/date_variable_formatting). For example, this:
Revised: {revision_date format="%D, %F %d, %Y - %g:%i:%s"}
Would render this:
Revised: Mon, January 15, 2006 - 10:23:45
##Conditional Variables
There is only one conditional variable available to the Wiki Article template.
{if categories}
Checks to see if the currently displayed article has been assigned to
any categories. If it is, the Special Category Tags <#special>_ can be
used to display the categories on the article page.
If an article is assigned to one or more categories you can use the {wiki:categories} tag to display the categories beneath the article as outlined below:
If an article has categories you can display them beneath the article.
In the "Category" Namespace you also have the ability to create a list of articles that are assigned to a specific category as outlined below:
Displays all the articles in a category.
Note:: A Namespace is a way to organize content by a special keyword (the "namespace") that is not a title, topic, or category name. For example, the wiki currently uses, by default, namespaces called Special, File, and Category to organize wiki content.
Namespace features will be expanded on in future versions. In the current verison you can use the Category Namespace in the Article Template to create a list of articles that are assigned to a specific category.
This is done by using the special {if namespace == 'Category'} conditional and a combination of the wiki_category_subcategories and wiki_category_articles tags described in the Special Categories section of the Wiki documentation.