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--- faq:headerlinks [2018-10-07 06:32] – Fixed a link for the bounty hokkaidoperson
+++ faq:headerlinks [2021-09-27 16:25] (current) – gerardnico
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 :!: No, it's not a bug. It's a limitation of how headlines work in DokuWiki. There are two reasons:
-  - From a typographic view it's considered bad style to have any formatting in headlines
+  - From a typographic view it's considered bad style to have any formatting in headlines.
-  - The headlines are used in the TOC and some other places as well, doing this with markup in between would be technically very complicated and error prone
+  - The headlines are used in the TOC and some other places as well, doing this with markup in between would be technically very complicated and error prone.
 A more detailed technical explanation is available in this [[http://www.freelists.org/archives/dokuwiki/12-2005/msg00066.html|mailing list post]].
-:?: But what about typographical entities (like em-dash, copyright symbol, curly quotes, etc)?
+:?: But what about typographical entities (like em-dash, copyright symbol, curly quotes, etc.)?
-:!: You can include any special character into the headings. [[wiki:syntax#text_to_html_conversions|Typographic conversions]] don't work in headings but adding the resulting characters directly works. You can use the character picker ({{http://www.dokuwiki.org/lib/images/toolbar/chars.png?nolink}}) in the editing [[:toolbar]] to do that.
+:!: You can include any special character into the headings. [[wiki:syntax#text_to_html_conversions|Typographic conversions]] don't work in headings but adding the resulting characters directly works. You can use the character picker ({{http://www.dokuwiki.org/lib/images/toolbar/chars.png?nolink|Character picker}}) in the editing [[:toolbar]] to do that.
 :?: But what about illustrating a headline with an icon or making it italic?
-:!: General styling can still be done with CSS, including icons, italics, backgrounds and color. See [[tips:styling-headers|how to style headers]] with use casess and pictures.
+:!: General styling can still be done with CSS, including icons, italics, backgrounds and color. See [[tips:styling-headers|how to style headers]] with use cases and pictures.
+:!:  The [[plugin:combo|Combo plugin]] authorizes other formatting syntax natively in its [[https://combostrap.com/heading#wiki|heading component]]. You can add an icon or any formatting syntax such as bold, italic and more.
 :!: <del>If you really want to insert wiki syntax in the header, try plugin [[plugin:header2|Header2]].</del>
-:!: **The plugin [[plugin:header2|Header2]] (and [[plugin:header3|Header3]]) became unavailable** due to a technical reason ([[https://forum.dokuwiki.org/thread/16109|See this conversation]]).  Currently there is no alternative unless you hack DokuWiki core programs.  Can someone workaround this? **[[:bounties#add_a_configuration_that_allows_wiki_syntax_in_headers|See this bounty.]]**
+:!: **The plugin [[plugin:header2|Header2]] (and [[plugin:header3|Header3]]) became unavailable** due to a technical reason ([[https://forum.dokuwiki.org/thread/16109|See this conversation]]).  You can consider using [[plugin:wikiformatstyling|Wiki-Style Script]], which applies wiki syntax of **bold, italic, underlined, or monospaced text** if they are remaining (such as those in headers and link texts). You can also **change color of characters in headers and link texts.**