Support for this feature is the same as for fastshow. If you keep track of how many users visit each page, do not enable this feature. Warning: This feature will break page-count statistics. Note that the additional size will not affect page load time preloads don't happen until after the page is loaded. All data is stored in plain text files with wiki formatting. Heres the post that inspired me towards this. simplenote (via notational velocity) and google keep.
#Notational velocity plugin dokuwiki portable
If you average 30 links a page (including sidebars), that's 320kb per page instead of just 50kb. And with Dokuwiki on a stick there is a zero-installation, portable local option. Edit Syntax This plugins tries to resemble Markdown as closely as possible and does not extend it. The order the images are viewed is the same order they are organised on the webserver filesystem, and shown by the gallery plugin. you're still able to use DokuWiki tables. View those images in an image viewer (in my case by mounting the DokuWiki directory as a local filesystem using sshfs, and viewing with Gwenview). Notes, Apple, Proprietary macOS, iOS, web-based. For patterns that are not part of Markdown, you can still use DokuWiki, e.g. Notational Velocity, Zachary Schneirov, GPL-3.0-or-later, macOS. With this setting enabled, you'll load an additional 5-20kb per link on the page. This plugin will go before the overlapping DokuWiki syntax definitions and overrule them with Markdown specifications. A typical wiki might require 500kb for the first page loaded and 50kb for each subsequent page. It is intended to allow you to make and track notes very, very quickly. Warning: This feature will significantly increase network usage. Notational Velocity is a very simple-looking but surprisingly sophisticated little program for the Mac. Pre-loads are remembered when you switch pages (within the limitations of fastshow settings), so for a heavily linked wiki, the site will get faster the more you use it. By the time the user clicks on a link, it may already be loaded, resulting in an instantaneous page switch. Want a super speed boost? Enable this experimental feature (along with fastshow) to pre-load links on the page. Setting names: preload, preload_batchsize, preload_per_page
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