Selected and modernized styles and functions of the Wrap plugin, re-implemented on top of the Ad-Hoc Tags plugin.

Publication framework (Bootstrap and Material Design UI components, URL Management, Web Metadata, SEO and more)

Renders DokuWiki text into Markdown

Export DokuWiki content to PDF

Replacement renderer for XHTML for non-Wiki Environments

Exports a page to the Open Document Format (ODF) used by LibreOffice and other word processors

SQLite based application helping in managing nonconformities and customers complaints

Expose your wiki as a read-only gemini server

Show stl files using Viewstl.com excellent lib

Automatic page linking based on struct data

Manually create tooltips, or generate them off of the title and abstract of a wikilink

Dump the callstack (instructions) in a json format

eBook Creator

A latex export renderer plugin to export latex documents from DokuWiki

Exports a page to the Open Document Presentation format (ODP) used by LibreOffice

Adds prettyPhoto support for images

Exports or Renders a page as plain text (previous author: Todd Augsburger)

Replacement renderer, preserves line breaks present in raw wiki data

Exports DokuWiki articles to the ZWI files for the Encyclosphere network

Allow overwriting default XHTML render actions

This plugin adds a custom string in front of all external URLs. That is useful for referer remove services.

Enables partial search by surrounding internally each word in the search box with asterisks (*) without need the user to write the asterisks

Retrieves and creates publication citations from NCBI PubMed

Analyzes the structural quality of an article and gives feedback to the users

Converts a DokuWiki page into a Reveal.js slideshow

This plugin will add numbering to the headers and places the TOC below the first header

RRD graph generator

Renders a DokuWiki page as simple XML output

A replacement for the standard dokuwiki renderer which removes single line breaks between any two non-ASCII characters.

Export a whole bunch of namespaces into html into a zip archive

Show the categories of search results as tabs

Syntax highlighting with optional line numbers

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.

Create slideshow presentations from a DokuWiki page

Adds “Purple Numbers” (granular IDs) and optionally comment links to every block level element

Suppress UTF-8 Byte-Order-Mark

Render database schemas in DokuWiki format. Useful for DB Dev'rs.

Generate LaTeX file from DokuWiki format and so PDF files (if latex is present)

Modify the appearance of footnotes and optionally turn off grouping of identical footnotes

Linked timestamping using Guardtime

Allows markup syntax in the header

Allows markup syntax in the header and keeps your linebreaks like you entered them in the editscreen

Providing syntax highlighting for DokuWiki with highlight.js

Renderer which adds <section>s and changes all headings to <h1>s

Create slideshow presentations from any DokuWiki page

Renders tables by using itemlists instead of the DokuWiki syntax (very helpful for big tables with a lot of text).

Exports a page into a RedleX Mellel File

Apply German mundarts to your (X)HTML Output. Only interesting for German wiki installations.

Create a manpage from a DokuWiki page

Exports the parser instruction array for current page

Pirate export filter, me matey! Arrrr!

XHTML renderer which produces lists without div's in. Used mostly for producing dropdown menus in templates from DokuWiki pages.

Preserves the original name of the uploaded media file (letter cases, symbols, etc.)

Hides the referer to linked sites by passing all external links to anonym.to

Create advanced slideshow presentations from a DokuWiki page

Changes the color of internal link if the user has no read permissions

Renders a Page as a simple XML. It just renders all tokens of the DokuWiki parser as XML.

Export DokuWiki pages to PDF with an XSL-FO processor