¶ Editing Guide
General information on editing this wiki.
¶ Wiki.JS Docs
Most editing information for the wiki can be found in the Wiki.JS User Guide.
¶ Special Features
¶ Classes
You can add a style class to an element by putting {.class-name} after it.
¶ Small Images
The class {.image-small} can be added to an image to set its maximum width to half of the page, instead of the full page width.
For example, {.image-small} will display as:
¶ Image Captions
The class {.image-caption} can be added to a line of text to make it smaller and lighter in color, for the purpose of deliniating a caption.
An example, using the previous image:
{.image-small}
A domestic shorthaired cat. Source: [Wikimedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Domestic_shorthaired_cat_face.jpg)
{.image-caption}
A domestic shorthaired cat. Source: Wikimedia
Note that the tag is after the line in this example. This is because if it was placed at the end of the line, it would affect only the link, instead of the whole line.
¶ Table of Contents
You can insert a table of contents into a page by including an html element in the following style:
<ul id="toc" data-path="meeting-minutes"></ul>
The table-of-contents is only one level deep, meaning it will not include the contents of subfolders.
The data-path value needs to be set to the path of the folder the pages are in. If no data-path value is set, the table-of-contents will create a table for the root of the wiki.
The html element can be a ul or ol, where ul will create an "unordered list" (with each item prefixed by the same symbol), and ol will create an "ordered list" (with each item prefixed by a number).
An unordered list:
- item
- another item
- a sub-item
- item again
An ordered list:
- item
- another item
- a sub-item
- item again