Re: Page length and Page separation syntax
> Hello,
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> Is there a maximum length (or text content) allowed for each page? It seems to be the case, as my stuff gets truncated when it gets too long, spaces are countent (since when I reduce the spacing between paragraphs, I could have more text on a page).
Yes, the limit is set by the type of data that the wiki text is stored as in the database. If the current size is too small, the database table can be modified to store wikitext as a larger type.
> Anyway, just in case there is a limit, I had to divide a long document into pages.
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> In the abbreviated syntax presentation (prepared by Gary Cunningham), it states this:
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> Multi-page pages: use ...page... Wiki page pagination has not been enabled. to separate pages
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> This is unclear....
I think, in situations like this, it would be a good idea to test the various possibilities in your own wiki. That would probably be faster and more satisfying than posting here. 
The syntax to continue the text on a new page is literally "...page... Wiki page pagination has not been enabled." as the instructions and wiki help, etc., state.
Poems that (sorry for mixing genres here) contain the string "...page... Wiki page pagination has not been enabled." will probably have their following lines moved a mouse click more distant. But doing a few tests could probably produce a workaround, such as surrounding the string with no-parse tags or something.
-- Gary
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