Use wiki_index_name global to set a custom index page name. #198
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Thanks! :D
Yes, that's a natural option. I'll review and probably merge immediately. Thanks! |
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I see I already added that option earlier, but I forgot to 1) document it, and 2) use it everywhere. I think your PR solved both issues. Thanks! |
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Awesome. Thanks again! |
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Love the work you have put into Wiki.vim.
This is a small change to configure the name of the index page, by using the wiki_index_name variable in the goto_index function.
Thanks for considering it.