> Hello, > > I was reading the History of Germany articles and > found the navigation > table on the right quite useful: > http://en2.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Germany > > I think this will improve wikipedia just as much as > the automatic table of > content did. > > A way to implement this feature would be to point a > parent article to all > it's childs and vice versa. That might be done using > [[parent:articlename]] > and / or [[child:articlename]]. > > Let's look at an example: > > History of Germany > -> Franks > -> Holy Roman Empire > -> German Confederation > -> German Empire > -> Weimar Republic > -> Nazi Germany > -> Germany since 1945 > > Franks article is interesting > (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franks) as it > is part of two series (History of France AND of > Germany). > > So the History of Germany will have: > [[child:Franks]] > > And Franks will have: > [[parent:History of France]] > [[parent:History of Germany]] > > > Maybe we just need the parent tag ? Setting up a > parent tag in an article > will automaticly update the parent article without > using any child. > > cheers, > > > -- > Antoine