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| == Intro to Dynamic Lists == | | | Before we delve into creating dynamic lists, you must first understand what they are and how they function. A dynamic list is essentially an incomplete list; and because it's incomplete, you can keep adding items onto it. A dynamic list searches through material on the site looking for tags that are relevant to the list. It then groups all of the documents together in list form.Use the example code below to create your own dynamic list. Simply insert your own information into the appropriate fields: | | | * '''[guidelist|tag=Test]''''''[guidelist|item=Testitem]''' | | | You can also create lists of wiki pages. Just add a comma-separated list of tags after the vertical bar, as in the following examples: | | | * To get subitems, repeat the bullet character once for each level of indent you want (e.g. **)'''[wikilist|robotics]''''''[wikilist|robotics,technique]''''''[wikilist|robotics|namespace=Item]''''''[wikilist|robotics,technique]''' |
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