Help Variables

Link to the system

Please use the following variable for absolute links to the system (use relative links as often as possible):

${project.home}

BibSonomy vs PUMA

The PUMA system is based on the BibSonomy system, that's why you use

${project.name}

If you want to add or edit something that should only be valid for PUMA, use

${project.theme == "puma"}{

// text for puma

}

If you want add or or edit something that should only be valid for BibSonomy, use

${project.theme == "bibsonomy"}{

// text for bibsonomy

}

If you want to test the edits you've made exclusively for PUMA, add ?theme=puma at the end of the URL address.

Markdown

The help pages are written in the plain text formatting syntax "Markdown". You can find a cheatsheet with the basic formatting options here.

Translation (English -> German)

see https://bitbucket.org/bibsonomy/bibsonomy/wiki/development/internationalization

Screenshots for help pages

Look here for instructions on how to take, edit and add screenshots for the help pages. Regardless of the position of the page, the images have to be saved in the same path (but in the image folder) as the text files of Bibsonomy or PUMA.