Using Structures

A structure is method to organize a group of wiki pages into a book. Tiki automatically adds navigation aids (such as next and back links, breadcrumbs, and sections) to wiki pages that belong to a structure. Structures allow you create a specific browse sequence for your site's visitors

Note

The pages in this guide, Tiki for Smarties, belong to a structure.

Pages in structures also contain the following extra buttons:

previous/next page , parent page
home page of structure
display entire structure

Before you begin using structures, you must enable the feature.

From the Administration: Wiki page, click the Features tab.
On the Features tab, enable the Structures option.
Also enable the Open pages as structures option. This tells Tiki to include the structure-specific navigation aids when displaying a page that belongs to a structure.
Click Apply. Tiki saves the changes and reloads the page.

Tip

You can

watch a short video that demonstrates using structures.

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