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--- plugin:latexit [2014-12-03 16:10] – Klap-in
+++ plugin:latexit [2020-09-25 06:33] (current) – lastupdate Aleksandr
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 ---- plugin ----
 description: This plugin allows you to export single or multiple DokuWiki pages into one LaTeX file. It will export all media in a ZIP archive. It also supports exporting syntax from plugins imagereference, mathjax and zotero.
-This is beta version of the plugin, however this version is release candidate.
+author     : Adam Kucera
-author     :
 email      : adam.kucera@wrent.cz
 type       : render, syntax, action
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 tags       : export, latex, pdf
-downloadurl: http://latexit.wrent.cz/download.php
+downloadurl: https://github.com/Wrent/dokuwiki-plugin-latexit/archive/master.zip
 bugtracker : https://github.com/Wrent/dokuwiki-plugin-latexit/issues
 sourcerepo : https://github.com/Wrent/dokuwiki-plugin-latexit
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 The plugin allows you to export multiple DokuWiki pages in a single LaTeX file.
+===1st Insert syntax===
 If you want to insert a page as a subsection, put the following just before the link to the demanded page:
 <code>
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 ''~'' works exactly the same as ''='' in headers. Number of ''~'' will determine the level of the first header of inserted page.
-:!: [[devel:develonly]]
+===2nd Insert syntax===
+:!: [[devel:develonly]] only in outstanding pull request
 A replacement of the recursion syntax is the insertwikipage syntax. The functionality is similar, but the caching should be improved. ''\insertwikipage[//headinglevel//]{//pageid//|//Title//}''
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 === Change Log ===
+  * **2015-01-22**
+    * Version 1.0.5
+    * Added configuration entry allowing having \title as the top level.
   * **2014-11-14**
     * Version 1.0.4