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Download the tarball and unpack it into <dokuwiki>lib/plugins. The folder will contain:

• .tgz Plugin Manager

You can install the plugin via git.

% cd <dokuwiki>/lib/plugins
% git clone git://github.com/chimeric/dokuwiki-plugin-uparrow.git uparrow

You can choose which image to use by putting it into <dokuwiki>lib/plugins/uparrow/images and changing the image name in the configuration manager. The plugin comes with 3 default images. You can also configure the plugin to automatically add an up link after each section (NOTE: this could take a while on really large pages, but it only happens when the instructions of a page are regenerated and cached again, normally after an edit occurs or you use &purge. If you activate this option you should invalidate the cache of the wiki to make the changes apply!).

image	name
	tango-big.png
	tango-medium.png
	tango-small.png

~~UP~~

You can see the plugin in action here.

A complete changelog is available here

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Kauê Silveira: for compatibility with s5 plugin:

    function render($mode, &$renderer, $data) {
        global $lang;
 
       	if(preg_match("/do=export_s5/", $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"])) return false;
 
        if($mode == 'xhtml'){

If you don't want uparrow to be print, just create a print.css file in yourdokuwiki/lib/plugins/uparrow with these lines :

div.dokuwiki div.plugin_uparrow {
  display: none;
}

Thanks for this useful plugin. I have enabled uparrow globally via the configuration manager, but would like to disable it on certain page sections - here is what I mean (as at 30 July 2010). Say you have quite short sections near the top of a page - the uparrow is pointless in that case. Is there a way to do that? — Darryl Penny 2010/07/30 11:56