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Is possible to change the formatting of the BumpyWord? I would like to insert a space between the different parts of the BumpyWord, e.g. Bumpy Word. Also, I would like to indicate a missing page by color only and discard the question mark after the BumpyWord. Actually, I would like to have a similar formatting as in wikipedia, which, I feel, would make the text more readable and, hence, would be more userfriendly.

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-- StefanGachter - 25 Dec 2008

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ALERT! If you answer a question - or someone answered one of your questions - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status selector is below the edit box.

Gruezi Stefan,

You can configure the style of links to non-existing pages, see TWikiPreferences

The TWiki core has no feature to space out WikiWords, but there is a SpacedWikiWordPlugin that does that.

See also VarSPACEOUT, $PROPERSPACE() of SpreadSheetPlugin.

Personally I think that the MediaWiki style of page linking has a better flow when reading text. We could change the default link style in TWiki. Are you a developer, tech writer or marketeer with interest in open source? As a contributor you can actively make a difference and help shape the product. To get started:

-- PeterThoeny - 29 Dec 2008

See feature proposal at RemoveQuestionMarkLinks.

-- PeterThoeny - 31 Jan 2009

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