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If I link internally to [[apis/css-regions/NamedFlow/overset]], the display output is the entire pathname, which doesn't seem that useful, & forces you to customize ([[apis/css-regions/NamedFlow/overset|'''overset''']]). Preferably the link should display the target's stub or custom title by default.
That's standard MediaWiki behavior. I'm not sure if that's configurable, but I don't think so. Also, I wouldn't change it, as it's the way people working with wikis are used to.
I concur with frozenice. It is standard MediaWiki behavior and should be kept. Editors know to override the link with a piped name.
OK, am just logging things that might lead to unnecessary work for authors. But see the list of pseudo-classes on this page: tutorials/using_selectors Is the template's display of the pathname in each link a reflection of this default link behavior, or can it be customized?
That's because the following transclusion is used, which prints the full path: {{Special:PrefixIndex/css/selectors/pseudo-classes/}} An alternative is: <subpages page="css/selectors/pseudo-classes" /> That one displays only the subpage's name by default. Check [1] for more information. [1] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SubPageList#Usage
Thanks, new to these markup conventions