In 'Tavi it's now possible to build an hierarchical structure of pages using TaviSubPages. Subpages is a concept where one could group similar pages in a hierarchical structure. On this site there are two major examples of using this technique, FormalFormattingRules and TaviMacros. For illustration purposes this is the list of pages underneath TaviMacros: TaviMacros/Documentation, TaviMacros/Intro, TaviMacros/RefList, TaviMacros/TitleSearch, TaviMacros/TitleSearch/IndexExample, TaviMacros/Transclude, TaviMacros/WantedPages .

This could easily be extended to any depth wanted. It's worth mentioning that in order to ease navigation all parents pages are listed in the toolbar, i.e. see TaviMacros/TitleSearch. If multiple levels are present these would be separated by '/' in the toolbar, i.e. see TaviMacros/TitleSearch/IndexExample. It's also possible to use free links as parent or child pages.

When on a subpage it's possible to reach it's childs by using the notation /ChildPage From version 0.25 the notation /SomePage refers to a neighbouring page, that is a page on the same level as the one being viewed. To get to a child page one needs to add the name of the given parent page, i.e. TaviSubPages/ChildPage. Do note that even if TaviMacros/Example is a valid subpage reference (non-existent, but valid), the short notation /Example would not suffice due to restricitions on WikiNames. (This could of course be solved by using free links... ;-) )

To start creating TaviSubPages is just as easy as creating normal pages. Just add a page where the name contains '/' and you're on your way.

comments: Isn't the depth limited to the 80 characters of the title field in the wiki database?

Yepp, that's correct. This will be changed when doing some other changes to the database schema in a future version

See TaviSuggestions/NameSpaces for a mind bogglig extension to TaviSubPages... ;-)