This Trac plug-in adds numbered headlines to your project management software, making it easier to organize and track progress. With clear, numbered sections, your team can quickly navigate through project documents and stay on top of their tasks.
The TracNumberedHeadlinesPlugin is a fantastic addition to the Trac plug-in family that provides a completely new TracWiki syntax, allowing users to create numbered headlines using h1-h6 HTML tags. This review is based on version 0.3 from October 2009.
With this plug-in, users can now mix both numbered and unnumbered headlines on the same wiki page. The syntax for numbered headlines is relatively straightforward. Instead of creating an unnumbered headline using "==" syntax, users can now create numbered headlines using "##" syntax. The plug-in also supports headlines ranging from first order (1x# on each side) to sixth order (6x# on each side). Users can even assign an own ID to each headline by adding "=idname," which should be a valid XHTML name.
Configuring the plug-in is easy. To enable it, users just need to include the following line in their trac.ini configuration file: "[components] tracnumberedheadlines.* = enabled". Additionally, users can add options to determine whether headlines in outlines (PageOutline, TocMacro) should be numbered and if numbering starts at the second level (##/h2) rather than the first level.
Overall, the TracNumberedHeadlinesPlugin is an excellent addition to Trac, allowing users to create more structured and organized wiki pages with ease.
With this plug-in, users can now mix both numbered and unnumbered headlines on the same wiki page. The syntax for numbered headlines is relatively straightforward. Instead of creating an unnumbered headline using "==" syntax, users can now create numbered headlines using "##" syntax. The plug-in also supports headlines ranging from first order (1x# on each side) to sixth order (6x# on each side). Users can even assign an own ID to each headline by adding "=idname," which should be a valid XHTML name.
Configuring the plug-in is easy. To enable it, users just need to include the following line in their trac.ini configuration file: "[components] tracnumberedheadlines.* = enabled". Additionally, users can add options to determine whether headlines in outlines (PageOutline, TocMacro) should be numbered and if numbering starts at the second level (##/h2) rather than the first level.
Overall, the TracNumberedHeadlinesPlugin is an excellent addition to Trac, allowing users to create more structured and organized wiki pages with ease.
What's New
Version 0.3.6958: N/A