Didn't seem like something that would've gone in <EMERGENCY> so I'm posting this here.
As the title and summary said, I was trawling through the Wikidot documentation and noticed that on the Modules page, the Pages module (the thingy we use for Most Recently Edited and Most Recently Created pages) is listed as deprecated and that code should be updated to use the new ListPages module. And since I've always wanted to see more than a simple list of links on the pages, I'm proposing the following edit to the two pages:
For Most Recently Edited:
[[module ListPages order="updated_at desc" limit="100" separate="yes"]]
[[div style="float:left; margin-left:5px; text-align:left; width:100%; padding-bottom:10px"]]
**%%index%%. %%linked_title%%**
- %%updated_by_linked%% - %%updated_at%%
[[/div]]
[[/module]]
For Most Recently Created:
[[module ListPages order="created_at desc" limit="100" separate="yes"]]
[[div style="float:left; margin-left:5px; text-align:left; width:100%; padding-bottom:10px"]]
**%%index%%. %%linked_title%%**
- %%created_by_linked%% - %%created_at%%
[[/div]]
[[/module]]
Basically, it displays each item as an indexed set of two lines each. First line displays the page name, the second line displays who edited/created it and when. I wanted to put each item on one line in an invisible aligned table but I don't think it can be done without complicating things. (I also wanted it to display the edit comment but that feature doesn't exist yet in ListPages).
I have a preview available on my sandbox here but IMO it looks better on the main wiki than on the sandbox wiki (I blame the blue text and extra whitespace). You could c+p on the main wiki and preview it.
If it looks weird, it can always be tweaked. That and I wanted to run it by everyone here before doing anything.
