Using the List Wiki Pages page

You can also create a new wiki page by using the Create Wiki Page tab on the List Wiki Pages page.

To begin:

  1. From the Admin menu, select Wiki > Create a Wiki Page. The Create a Wiki Page tab of the Wiki Pages page appears.

     Tip

    You can also access the this tab by selecting Wiki > List Pages from the menu, then selecting the Create a Wiki Page tab.

    Pages CreateAWikiPage AnotherPage
  2. Enter the name of the page to create and click Create Page. Tiki displays the Edit page, as before.

     Note

    Tiki allows page names to contain spaces (such as Another Page. Tiki automatically encodes the space, as needed, for use in the page's URL. In fact, you can use nearly any character, except & (ampersand), in a page name.

    To use non-English characters in wiki page names, change the Wiki Link Format option on the Administration: Wiki page. Page names can be up to 160 characters long.

     Tip

    If you enter the name of a page that already exists, Tiki will allow you to edit the page (instead of creating a new page).

    Creating another wiki page.
  3. Type some text in the Edit area and click Save. Tiki saves the page.

     Note

    If you enabled syntax highlighter as Configuration Wizard, click Toggle Highlighter to turn it on. Notice that the Tiki code highlighter automatically bolds the text indicated by the wiki syntax.

    The newly created wiki page.

Notice that there is no Backlink list on this page. This page is an orphan — there are no incoming links to this page. You fix this in a few moments by Adding Links.

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