[16:39:32] <dvyd>	 is there an extension or other way to select webpages via categories when each page belongs to multiple categories? For example, a page belonging both to TECH and MEDICAL categories could be found by clicking on TECH and then MEDICAL or vice versa.
[16:44:12] <buovjaga>	 Help, I'm hitting a wall. If I use <pre> with <nowiki>, &lrm; is not rendered. If I use <syntaxhighlight>, &lrm; is rendered, but <translate> is not rendered. What should I do to show both?
[16:44:51] <buovjaga>	 If I surround <translate> with <nowiki>, it renders as-is, without dropping the <nowiki>...
[16:46:49] <AntiComposite>	 use &amp;lrm; or &lt;translate&gt;
[16:46:55] <buovjaga>	 thanks
[16:49:05] <buovjaga>	 Yep, &amp;lrm; is the ticket for <pre> + <nowiki> :)  For <syntaxhighlight>, &lt;translate&gt; renders as-is (I tried it earlier)
[16:50:00] <AntiComposite>	 dvyd, there isn't really a great way to do that. If you have CirrusSearch installed, you can use a search like "incategory:TECH incategory:MEDICAL"
[16:50:59] <AntiComposite>	 the other option would be one of the DynamicPageList extensions, but I don't know if any are particularly actively maintained
[16:51:46] <AntiComposite>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:DynamicPageList_(Wikimedia) is the one used in Wikimedia production, but it took down all the sites a few months ago (not likely to be a problem on a small wiki)
[16:55:08] <dvyd>	 thanks AntiComposite. I think this approach is sometimes referred to as "faceted search". I might be able to use Multi-Category Search if I already know what I'm looking for.
[16:58:18] <RhinosF1>	 DPL3 is actively maintained
[17:13:40] <AntiComposite>	 this may also be something supported by Semantic Mediawiki, I'm not familiar enough with it to know
[17:22:05] <dvyd>	 AntiComposite: Semantic Drilldown might do something like that. It appears to require a lot of setup though.