The complete hack of an extension you're looking for is
Extension:HeadersFooters by yours truly.
It's experimental right now, but I am using it on a production private
wiki. It has many problems, which I hope some good error reporting will
slowly solve, and I can solve as I learn more about MW.
Keep in mind HeadersFooters adds wikitext to the actual article, which
means you can use it with things like Extension:Cite and
Extension:Headertabs and those extensions will parse the headers and
footers within the context of the article (say by adding a references
footer to all articles in a category or namespace).
You can set global, per-namespace, per-category, per-page headers or
footers.
And please report any problems / bugs / problems! The trickiest part right
now is page cache stuff, which I still don't think is perfect (I think if
you save a page I don't re-generate a header'ed cache, you need to purge
the page manually).
- Finlay
On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 10:04 PM, Hunter Fernandes <h.g.fern(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote:
I've searched mediawiki endlessly, but I can't
seem to find an answer as to
how to Selectively add html/wikitext to the top of articles while they are
being displayed to the user.
So if I had a Namespace:, I want every page within the namespace to have a
piece of html tagged to the top of the page while it is being display to a
user.
Could anyone clue me in to a hook or way to do this?
- Hunter F.
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