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UNO Concepts UNO Interprocess Connections Starting in Listening Mode Importing a UNO Object Characteristics of the Interprocess Bridge Opening a Connection Creating the Bridge Closing a Connection Example: A Connection Aware Client Service Manager and Component Context Service Manager Component Context Using UNO Interfaces Properties Collections and Containers Event Model Exception Handling Lifetime of UNO objects acquire() and release() The XComponent Interface Children of the XEventListener Interface Weak Objects and References Differences Between the Lifetime of C++ and Java Objects Object Identity UNO Language Bindings Understanding the API Reference UNO Concepts

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If you're not using templates to add references, another option is to add a ‎ class directly into a ‎ tag, like so: reference Developer's Guide - Professional UNO Professional UNO Introduction API ConceptsĪPI Concepts Data Types Simple Types The Any Type Interfaces Services Structs Predefined Values Sequences Modules Exceptions Singletons Understanding the API Reference.

Other templates can also be updated to do so. The English cite templates, for example this one, specify the cite class already, and derivations of these templates are used in many wikis.

The easiest way is to use a citation template that includes the cite class.

References without cite tags and classes (e.g., plain ‎ tags) are displayed as "Reference". These classes are set in the ‎ element in a reference's content.

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How to assign a reference type to your reference Įach reference is defined by CSS classes, e.g., for journal references. For wikis where Reference Previews are still a beta feature, you need to activate it in your beta settings.Īt the top of each pop-up, Reference Previews prominently indicate what kind of source is being referenced.If you use the Reference Tooltips or Navigation Popups gadget – either because it’s a default gadget on your wiki or because you enabled it individually – you won’t see Reference Previews.They can be turned back on using the “Edit preview settings” link in the website footer. Anonymous users/logged-out users/readers can turn the previews off by clicking the cog wheel and toggling the setting.You can also open this preference tab directly by clicking on the cog wheel in the pop-up.You can toggle them off under the Appearance tab in your preferences.Reference Previews will be activated by default for everyone (logged-in users, logged-out/anonymous users, readers of a wiki). If you don't have JavaScript activated, there is no hover effect, and footnote markers remain simple jump marks. The preview functionality relies on JavaScript. External links inside a reference open in a new tab.If the reference size exceeds the maximum pop-up, you can scroll within the preview window.For shorter references, the pop-up window adjusts to a smaller size.Click on a footnote marker to jump to the References section (as you would do if there weren't any pop-ups).Hover over a footnote marker to open the pop-up.Reference Previews and Page Previews next to each other. Reference Previews were designed to create an experience consistent with Page Previews, so that all pop-ups have the same design, regardless of whether you are hovering over a page link or a footnote marker. At the top of the pop-up, the reference type is displayed. Within the preview, any and all footnote content (text, images, tables, …) can be displayed. Reference Previews display a preview of the footnote as it appears at the bottom of the page.

More information can be found on the main project page on Meta.

The design for this feature has been developed by the WMF. The Reference Previews feature aims to fulfill a wish from the German-speaking community's Technical Wishlist and is developed by WMDE's Tech team, with support from the WMF’s Web team.