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The reference to the resource that describes the tree structure and its context menu, and which is called to perform the actions on the tree nodes. This resource is used to load the tree dynamically (on demand) when a tree node is opened, and to ask for the context menu when the user right-clicks on a tree node that has it. So the resource is not static. For static trees you should use the macro content instead. The reference can be a document reference or an URL/path.

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	Key	English	Actions
	rendering.macro.tree.name	Tree
	rendering.macro.tree.description	Displays a tree hierarchy defined by the macro content or the source parameter.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.reference.name	Reference
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.reference.description	The reference to the resource that describes the tree structure and its context menu, and which is called to perform the actions on the tree nodes. This resource is used to load the tree dynamically (on demand) when a tree node is opened, and to ask for the context menu when the user right-clicks on a tree node that has it. So the resource is not static. For static trees you should use the macro content instead. The reference can be a document reference or an URL/path.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.root.name	Root
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.root.description	The root node id. This is useful if you want to display only the descendants of a given node (which is the specified root). The tree displays the children of the root node on the first level, so the root node is not actually displayed. The entire tree is displayed if the root node is not specified.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.showRoot.name	Show Root
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.showRoot.description	Whether to show the root node or not. The root node is not shown by default because it is usually implied from the context where the tree is displayed (e.g. a label before the tree). There are some cases though when you may want to display the root node: to be able to create a new node under the root.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.dragAndDrop.name	Drag and Drop
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.dragAndDrop.description	Specifies if the user should be able to drag & drop tree nodes.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.contextMenu.name	Context Menu
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.contextMenu.description	Whether to show the context menu when the user right-clicks a tree node.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.class.name	Class
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.class.description	Additional CSS classes to add to the top level HTML element of the tree.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.icons.name	Icons
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.icons.description	Whether to show the tree node icons or not. You may want to hide the icons if all the tree nodes are of the same type or if you want to win some horizontal space.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.edges.name	Edges
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.edges.description	Whether to show the edges that connect the sibling tree nodes between themselves and with their parent.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.links.name	Links

	Key	English	Actions
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.contextMenu.name	Context Menu
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.dragAndDrop.description	Specifies if the user should be able to drag & drop tree nodes.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.dragAndDrop.name	Drag and Drop
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.edges.description	Whether to show the edges that connect the sibling tree nodes between themselves and with their parent.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.edges.name	Edges
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.finder.description	Show a text input that can be used to find tree nodes. The input is displayed above the tree and offers suggestions as you type based on the content of the tree. When a suggestion is selected, the tree is expanded up to the corresponding node.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.finder.name	Finder
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.icons.description	Whether to show the tree node icons or not. You may want to hide the icons if all the tree nodes are of the same type or if you want to win some horizontal space.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.icons.name	Icons
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.limit.description	The maximum number of child nodes to display when expanding a parent node for the first time. The rest of the child nodes are accessible through a "more ..." link. This parameter is basically used to paginate the child nodes and thus helps the tree scale when the number of child nodes is large. The tree passes this parameter to the tree source so it works only with dynamic trees whose source implements child count limit.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.limit.name	Limit
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.links.description	Specifies whether the node labels should look and behave as links (anchors).
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.links.name	Links
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.openTo.description	The id of the node to open the tree to. All the ancestors of the specified node, up to the root of the tree, will be opened also.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.openTo.name	Open to
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.reference.description	The reference to the resource that describes the tree structure and its context menu, and which is called to perform the actions on the tree nodes. This resource is used to load the tree dynamically (on demand) when a tree node is opened, and to ask for the context menu when the user right-clicks on a tree node that has it. So the resource is not static. For static trees you should use the macro content instead. The reference can be a document reference or an URL/path.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.reference.name	Reference
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.root.description	The root node id. This is useful if you want to display only the descendants of a given node (which is the specified root). The tree displays the children of the root node on the first level, so the root node is not actually displayed. The entire tree is displayed if the root node is not specified.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.root.name	Root
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.showRoot.description	Whether to show the root node or not. The root node is not shown by default because it is usually implied from the context where the tree is displayed (e.g. a label before the tree). There are some cases though when you may want to display the root node: to be able to create a new node under the root.
	rendering.macro.tree.parameter.showRoot.name	Show Root
	tree.macro.editModeWarning	This tree can't be displayed in edit mode.

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The reference to the resource that describes the tree structure and its context menu, and which is called to perform the actions on the tree nodes. This resource is used to load the tree dynamically (on demand) when a tree node is opened, and to ask for the context menu when the user right-clicks on a tree node that has it. So the resource is not static. For static trees you should use the macro content instead. The reference can be a document reference or an URL/path.

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xwiki-platform-core/xwiki-platform-tree/xwiki-platform-tree-macro/src/main/resources/Macros/TreeTranslations.xml, string 4