Tiki Wiki

When setting up TikiWiki pages, there may be an occasion when you need to add an iframe to a page. TikiWiki has a built in Read More >

TikiWiki has a built in contact form that can be enabled in your TikiWiki site. This contact form will allow visitors to contact your through Read More >

TikiWiki has the featured links module that is pre set to display links in a menu on your site. This menu can be added anywhere Read More >

New versions of TikiWiki are being released frequently. In the event you find your Tiki web site out of date, you can always download the Read More >

TikiWiki is an Open Source Software that has many free themes available to “skin” your TikiWIki to the style you like. In this article, we Read More >

TikiWiki by default has the theme options set to the Tiki developers preference. This article will explain how to change the default theme options such Read More >

Before we get started with TikiWiki, its a good idea to have a clear view of what it takes to make a basic TikiWiki site. Read More >

TikiWiki is a free open source program designed to make a Wiki site on your server. If for whatever reason, TikiWiki cannot be installed through Read More >

The first step in managing your TikiWiki site is to know how to login. Login into TikiWiki is simple. There are no special url’s you Read More >

One of the nice features of TikiWiki is the user friendliness in managing users for the site. Users can be Added, Edited, Deleted and removed Read More >

When setting up the Sidebar, TopBar, and Bottom footer sections in your TikiWiki site, you will need to add and remove modules from the site. Read More >

New TikiWiki web sites will have the default Tiki image for the logo. This can be changed by uploading your own custom logo to the Read More >

To set up your TikiWiki site to allow different languages, you will need to follow quite a few steps. The language functionality in TikiWiki is Read More >

TikiWiki has a built in feature that allow you to change the language of your administrator dashboard. Some wiki software requires you to edit the Read More >

Once you have finished installing and logging into TikiWiki, the next step in building your TikiWiki site is learning how to create and pages. This Read More >

The previous tutorial explained how to create pages in TikiWiki. In TikiWiki, pages can be organized into categories that make the subject easier to navigate. Read More >

Like other wiki software, TikiWiki has its own built in code for formatting the content of the pages. In order to format the content of Read More >

As time goes on with your TikiWiki site, some pages may need to be renamed to better represent your wiki information. “Pages” and “Structures” are Read More >

There are 2 types of images that can be inserted into a TikiWiki page: The Uploaded image and the Hotlinked image. The uploaded image is Read More >

TikiWiki by default does not have any way of inserting a YouTube video through the WYSIWYG editor. To have YouTube videos displayed on your TikiWIki Read More >

  This snapshot shows the edit feature missing from the default TikiWiki installation. Registered users can only edit TikiWiki sites by default. Some wiki software Read More >

When administrating a wiki site with TikiWiki, you may want to allow anonymous visitors to edit your wiki content. When you allow anonymous visitors edit, Read More >

In the previous article on logging into TikiWiki, we learned how to log in. When administrating a TikiWIki site, you may want to rotate your Read More >

When pages are deleted or renamed, there is a chance that Google may have cached the page in their web crawler. Also, someone could have Read More >