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Here are some support pages for using the site:
Here are some pages about the design and software running the site:
AdminPage |
You can add or remove themes to the list of choice in Preferences from the Zope Mgt Interface (ZMI). Look in your wiki folder for themes. You can delete a style sheet or add to the current choices. Look at one of the current themes for guidance on creating a new one. To replace the current default theme, look in the css folder for default.css.
The easiest way to brand your wiki is to add a banner to the top of the page. You can do this by adding a graphic or text banner to the page templates from the Zope management interface (ZMI). See http://commonplacebook.org for ideas.
To view this wiki, users need View and Access content information
permissions on the folder. To create new pages they need Add ZWiki Page
permission; to upload files, Add Documents, Images, and
Files. Permissions to add comments, edit, reparent etc. all begin with
Zwiki: and appear at the end of the permissions list.
Set up a Zope MailHost object and add a mail_from folder string property
containing a valid From address. A "subscribe" link will appear in the
page footer. You may want to add the ZWiki:MailHostFix to make Bcc work.
You'll need to set up a special mail alias, a zope helper method, a
default discussion page and mail_to/mail_replyto folder
properties. Users will be able to reply to comments by mail.
See ZWiki:WikiMail.
You can configure your wiki to have an RSS feed of Recent Changes. ZCatalog required. See ZWiki:RSSFeeds and ZWiki:ZwikiAndZCatalog
Install the ZWiki:ExternalEditor zope product and make sure users have the
Use external editor permission. EE's pencil icon will appear in the page
footer. Users will probably be able to edit pages with their preferred
editor after installing EE's client helper app.
An issue tracking database integrated with the wiki. See ZWiki:HowToInstallAZwikiTracker
If you allow untrusted users to edit your wiki, you should be aware of the server-side trojan issue. Unless carefully configured Zwiki may allow users to create content (eg DTML or javascript) which will be executed when viewed by others. For example, DTML code could delete other zope objects to which it has access (restricted to the lowest of the page owner and the page viewer's privileges).
Tips: make the wiki folder's
owner a low-privileged user, set the standard_page_type folder property
to a non-DTML page type, remove or disable editing on any DTML-enabled
pages, deny Zwiki: Change page types permission. Decide for yourself
whether these steps are necessary, or keeping backups will suffice, or YAGNI applies.
CommonPlace |
TextFormattingRules |
Structured text is an easy to use shorthand method for formatting text in your web pages. These simple commands will be translated to HTML when viewed in a web browser.
Separate paragraphs with at least one blank line in between.
Type out the heading; indent the first line of the next paragraph using a single space.
Place a dash (-) before each item in your list. Double space list items.
Place a number before each item in your list. Double space list items.
Type the definition term followed by two dashes and then type your definition
Demarcate text with a single asterick (*)
Enclose text with two astericks (**)
Enclose text with an underscore ( _ )
Type out or copy/paste a web address
Example: http://www.google.com
Enclose text in quotation marks followed by a comma and the full web address
Example: "Google", http://www.google.com
Enclose text in quotation marks followed by a comma, the code "mailto:" and the email address
Example: "Jordan Carswell", mailto:jordan.carswell@hccs.edu
Cite your footnote using a bracketed number, [1]
At the end of the page, provide footnote using two periods, space, and bracketed number, .. [1]
ZWiki |
Zwiki, the software running this site, is a Zope-based wiki engine which allows you to build wiki webs - easy-to-edit, flexible, collaborative websites - in the Zope environment. ZWiki is available under the GNU General Public License.
RemoteWikiURL: http://www.zwiki.org/