DokuWiki

DokuWiki has a plugin called the “menu” plugin that will allow you to place a custom navigation menu in your pages. This menu has nice Read More >

When installing DokuWiki manually, it can be time consuming and frustrating when complications arise. Softaculous is a program that allows the webmaster to install software Read More >

The DokuWiki administration section is for managing the site settings, users, preferences and more. In the event you lose your username or pasword, you can Read More >

When working with DokuWiki there arises many instances where you will need to install a plugin. Plugins give functionality to your site that the default Read More >

DokuWiki is capable of making a multil language site. This functionality is not installed in new DokuWiki installations by default. In order to get the Read More >

Once you have the Multilingual plugin installed, you will need to configure and set up your pages in different languages. The Multilingual plugin creates a Read More >

Wiki sites that have anonymous editing allowed will need to secure the Edit sections. This is to prevent Spam bots from filling the pages with Read More >

Installing a Contact form on your DokuWiki site can be somewhat complex. DokuWiki does not have any contact form capability built into their software. In Read More >

DokuWiki, like most wiki software, does not allow certain HTML code to be placed inside the website. This is because wiki’s are designed to be Read More >

One way you can make your DokuWiki friendly for business education is to allow your pages to have a slide show presentation built into them. Read More >

What is DokuWiki? DokuWiki is a Free Open Source wiki software designed by Andreas Gohr in 2004. If you are familar with Wikipedia, then you Read More >

DokuWiki is an open source software designed to bring wiki based software with less server tasking capabilities. What this means is, DokuWiki has less processes Read More >

The DokuWiki Basic Settings are for setting up the base configuration for your DokuWiki site. Common settings administrators may want to change are the Site Read More >

When you initially install DokuWiki you can set it up for a particular language. In the event you want to change the language for the Read More >

Changing the logo in DokuWiki can be done in two ways. The logo can be uploaded to the server directly through the cPanel File manager; Read More >

DokuWiki is a free Open Source Software that has many templates available for free online. Switching templates within the administration section is very simple compared Read More >

The first step in administering your DokuWiki site is logging into the Administrative dashboard. Below are the steps to log into your DokuWiki administrator dashboard. Read More >

DokuWiki has a simple “User Management” section where the administrator can edit, add, delete, and manage users on the site. When creating a DokuWiki site, Read More >

DokuWiki by default allows all visitors of the site to edit your wiki pages. In some cases, random users can deface your wiki site and Read More >

What is a Namespace? A Namespace is a folder location where your page resides, much like how you can organize files on your computer using Read More >

DokuWiki sites are constantly changing due to the contributions of the website patrons. When topics get too big, change in scope, or become obsolete, it Read More >

Now that you’ve installed DokuWiki, the next thing we’re going to show you how to do is create your first page. We’re going to go Read More >

Editing pages in DokuWiki is a basic process of creating a wiki. Users visiting the site have the ability to edit pages by default. In Read More >

When removing pages from your DokuWiki site, you will need to set up a redirect to prevent users from getting 404 not fopund errors.  Sometimes Read More >

Formatting text in DokuWiki will require the wiki code to be used. DokuWiki has a built in WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Read More >

After learning about how to create and edit pages in DokuWiki, it is common to want to add images to the site content. The following Read More >

Due to the nature of DokuWiki code, inserting a link that navigates internally and externally is done differently than other programs. Where most sites allow Read More >

DokuWiki has preset menu items towards the top right that are very difficult customize. The links are Recent Changes, Media Manager, and Sitemap. These are Read More >

DokuWiki by default will have buttons and the License text at the bottom of each page. In Most cases, the buttons are not desired on Read More >