For information, see Adding users to a wiki page below. When you first create a wiki, the home page contains sample content about wikis. You can edit it or replace it with your own content. The easiest way to start adding content to your wiki is to edit the home page and add placeholder links to pages that you will create later. Note: To edit wiki pages, people need permission to contribute to a wiki. On the wiki page that you want to edit, click Page , and then click Edit.
Use the buttons on the ribbon to format text, and insert other content, such as pictures, tables, hyperlinks, and Web Parts. To add wiki links to other pages, type the name of the page surrounded by double square brackets: [[Page Name]]. For example, to add a wiki link to a page named "Project Dates," type: [[Project Dates]]. When you start to type [[ , if the page exists, you'll be able to select it from the list.
If the page that you are linking to does not exist yet, you can create a link to the page anyway. After you save the edited page, the placeholder link you just created will have a dotted line beneath it.
The actual page will be created later when someone else clicks the link to the page. When you are finished editing the page, click Page and then click Save. Tip: You can add more content later or change content that you have entered by clicking Edit.
If you created a placeholder link, you can later click the link to create and edit the page. From the wiki page that you want to add users, click Share. Enter the names, email addresses, or the alias 'Everyone'. If you have team email aliases such as 'Engineering', or any other group alias, you can also enter those here. As you enter the names, the server verifies the existence of the user account or alias.
To set permissions for the new users, click Show Options. Under Select a group or permission level or Select a permission level , select one of the groups or permission level such as Read, Edit, or Full control. To see the list of all users who are already sharing the site, click Shared with. When you check out a wiki page, you ensure that others cannot make changes to the page while you edit it.
While the page is checked out, you can edit and save it, close it, and reopen it. Other users cannot change the page or see your changes until you check it in. From the wiki page that you want to edit, click Page and then click Check Out.
Note: When you check a page out, you are only reserving it for yourself, it doesn't save, download, or edit. You need to choose what you want to do. Note: To check in the wiki page after editing, click the Check In button. You can add a picture from your computer, web address or from your SharePoint site directly to your wiki page. If you are not already editing the wiki page, click Edit.
Click where you want to insert the picture, and then click the Insert tab on the ribbon. Browse to the picture on your computer, select the library that you want to upload the picture to, and then click OK.
You may need to fill in additional information about the picture you are uploading. In the Alternative Text box, type some text to describe the picture. Alternative text or Alt text appears as tooltip text when readers point to the picture.
Alt text also helps people using screen readers understand the content of pictures. In the Select an Asset box, select a library or folder containing the picture you want to insert, Then click the picture, and then click Insert. You may need to fill in additional information about the picture you are inserting. You can use the commands on the Image tab to add Alt Text for your image, change its appearance, and position it on the page.
Wiki pages support the placement of links to other web or SharePoint sites outside the wiki across the top of the page and on the Quick Launch bar. These links differ from wiki links placed directly on the wiki page by users as they are specifically managed by the wiki administrator.
You can also drag and drop links to rearrange them. On the wiki page that you want to edit, click Edit Links at the top of the page, or Edit Links in the Quick Launch bar. Click the Link gadget. Enter the text for the Text to Display field for the link. This determines how the link appears on the page. Enter the URL address in the Address field. To rearrange links in the Quick Launch bar or at the top of the wiki page, click Edit Links , select any link, and drag it to a new position in its section.
To edit links in the Quick Launch bar or at the top of the wiki page, click Edit Links , select any link, and then click to place the cursor in any location of the link text. Click the Edit a Link tool to edit the contents of the link, including its address. You can use wiki links to link pages together by simply using the page name surrounded by double square brackets. You create wiki links the same way whether you are linking to existing wiki pages or pages that do not exist yet.
For example, if your team will be creating a link later for Training Issues, you can go ahead and insert the link to the page now by typing [[Training Issues]]. After you save the page, the link to your future page appears with a dotted line under it. To create the page later, someone can click the underlined placeholder link and then click Create. Type [[ and then begin typing the name of the page. The wiki will suggest page names that start with what you are typing.
Type a new page name followed by ]]. If you type a new page name, you will create a link to a page which has not yet been created. Your finished page name should be surrounded by double square brackets, like this: [[Page Name]]. Tips: To quickly add a link from a wiki page back to the home page for your wiki, type [[Home]]. You can link to many objects in SharePoint, not just pages. Here are some examples of links:.
To display double opening or closing brackets without making a link, type a backslash before the two brackets. You can create wiki placeholder links to pages that do not exist yet. Creating placeholder links helps people create the wiki in smaller pieces without worrying about creating every page in the wiki all at once.
A placeholder wiki link has a dotted line beneath it. You can edit wiki links, as well as the display text that someone sees when they click the link. Wiki links are different from hyperlinks to pages or websites outside of the wiki. To edit or change hyperlinks, use the Format tab on the Link Tools contextual tab of the ribbon instead. You might need to edit the display text for a wiki link if the name of the page you want to link to is not clear in the context of the page where you are inserting the link.
For example, if the page for brainstorming ideas about the first chapter of a book is named CH1, you might want "Chapter One" as the display text for the link, so that the purpose of the page is clearer.
To edit the path of the link so that it points to a different page, click between the two sets of double-square brackets [[ and ]] , and then replace the current link with the name of the page that you want to link to. Every wiki is a separate Git repository, so you can create wiki pages in the web interface, or locally using Git. Wiki pages written in Markdown support all Markdown features , and also provide some wiki-specific behavior for links.
In GitLab This sidebar contains a partial list of pages in the wiki, displayed as a nested tree, with sibling pages listed in alphabetical order. To display the wiki, either: On the left sidebar, select Wiki.
If Wiki is not listed in the left sidebar of your project, a project administrator has disabled it. Configure a default branch for your wiki Introduced in GitLab The default branch for your wiki repository depends on your version of GitLab: GitLab versions If no custom value is configured, GitLab uses main. GitLab versions For any version of GitLab, you can rename this default branch for previously created wikis. Create the wiki home page When a wiki is created, it is empty. On your first visit, you can create the home page users see when viewing the wiki.
To create it: On the top bar, select Menu. For project wikis, select Projects and find your project. For group wikis, select Groups and find your group.
On the left sidebar, select Wiki. Select Create your first page. GitLab requires this first page be titled home. The page with this title serves as the front page for your wiki. Select a Format for styling your text. Add a welcome message for your home page in the Content section.
You can always edit it later. Add a Commit message. Select Create page. Create a new wiki page Users with the Developer role can create new wiki pages: On the top bar, select Menu.
Select New page on this page, or any other wiki page. Select a content format. Add a title for your new page. The list includes 11 Wikipedias that were closed and moved to the Wikimedia Incubator for further development, leaving a current total of active Wikipedias. Content in other languages is being developed at the Wikimedia Incubator; languages which meet certain criteria can get their own wikis.
The table entries are ordered by current article count. Each entry gives the language name in English linked to the English Wikipedia article for the language ; its "local name" i. To start a Wikipedia in a new language, please see our language proposal policy and the Incubator manual.
Note: Just adding a link here does not create a new Wikipedia, nor does it serve to request that one be created. If a wiki becomes active and is not listed here, please post a notice on this article's talk page , including a link to all the relevant Wikipedia pages, and help promote the effort by announcing it on the Wikipedia-L mailing list, and at Wikimedia News.
The tables here are regularly completely overwritten by a bot using automatically gathered statistics from each wiki , so any edits made to individual entries won't last long , and are therefore usually unnecessary. If something is wrong with an entry other than simply having slightly outdated statistics, post about it on the talk page.
The languages listed here are Wikipedias that have been created as separate subdomains of wikipedia. The table includes closed Wikipedias whose domains still exist. Please visit the Wikimedia Incubator for new language versions known as "tests" that may become stand-alone wikis in the future. These Wikipedias are closed and in read-only status.
Existing users can still log in and their user preferences are still effective, but they cannot edit any pages. See also our Special:SiteMatrix , where the closed Wikipedias are crossed out and the red links indicate wikis that have never existed.
There is also a configuration file listing all closed Wikimedia projects. These Wikipedias use language codes that do not conform to the ISO standard which is how wiki subdomains are chosen nowadays.
Note that renaming wiki subdomains is very difficult , which is why so many of these nonstandard codes are still in use despite the existence of alternatives.
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