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(:Summary: PmWiki structural support for page organization:)
Authors have a range of options to choose from when organizing a collection of [[wiki page]]s.
Used in combination, these give a lot of flexibility.
An effective wiki will use all of these to optimize
* content
* navigation
These are the two most important aspects of a website.
:[[Wiki Word]]: The most powerful organizing principle is the author's choice of page names. When a search returns a list of pages, their names need to be clear enough to guide a visitor to the right place.
: : Providing a network of [[PmWiki/links]] to other points in the wiki, with or without wiki words, is the primary means of navigating a wiki.
:[[Wiki Page]]: A page with text (and images), where the text can contain for instance [[WikiWord]]s that automatically becomes a link to another WikiPage.
:[[Wiki Group]]: PmWiki requires every page to be a member of a group. A group is like a wiki within a wiki; it can have its own presentation look, security controls and navigation aids. With default configuration, [[WikiWord]]s are only searched inside the current group, and you use either [@OtherGroup/MyWikiWord@] or [@OtherGroup.MyWikiWord@] to refer to pages in other groups (see [[Links]]).
:[[Wiki Trails]]: A collection of pages, either in the same group or across multiple groups, can be designated as a trail. A visitor can move from stop to stop by clicking on ''next'' and ''previous'' links.
:[[Categories]]: Individual wiki pages can also be grouped by having tags and links to a common "category" page; we say that any pages that link to a common page are in a "category" defined by that page. PmWiki uses the [@[[!category]]@] markup as a shorthand to place a page into a category with other pages containing the same markup.
: : The shortcoming of categories is that categories do not distinguish between the declaration of a category ([=[[!structure]]=]) and the link to a category ([=[[Category/Structure]]=]).
:[[Page text variables]]: A newer and more powerful concept than [[Categories]], pages can use one of more [[page text variables]] to store page attributes. These can the be used in [[page lists]].
:[[Page lists]]: Page lists provide a powerful means of presenting lists of relevant pages, or selection of data from within a page. Lists are [[Site/PageListTemplates|template]] based and are highly customizable.
:[[Include other pages]]: The capability to include parts of other pages also provides a flexible means of sharing content between pages.
:[[Search]]: Being able to search is a fundamental requirement of a website. In PmWiki search, like pagelists is both powerful and highly customizable.
Authors have a range of options to choose from when organizing a collection of [[wiki page]]s.
Used in combination, these give a lot of flexibility.
An effective wiki will use all of these to optimize
* content
* navigation
These are the two most important aspects of a website.
:[[Wiki Word]]: The most powerful organizing principle is the author's choice of page names. When a search returns a list of pages, their names need to be clear enough to guide a visitor to the right place.
: : Providing a network of [[PmWiki/links]] to other points in the wiki, with or without wiki words, is the primary means of navigating a wiki.
:[[Wiki Page]]: A page with text (and images), where the text can contain for instance [[WikiWord]]s that automatically becomes a link to another WikiPage.
:[[Wiki Group]]: PmWiki requires every page to be a member of a group. A group is like a wiki within a wiki; it can have its own presentation look, security controls and navigation aids. With default configuration, [[WikiWord]]s are only searched inside the current group, and you use either [@OtherGroup/MyWikiWord@] or [@OtherGroup.MyWikiWord@] to refer to pages in other groups (see [[Links]]).
:[[Wiki Trails]]: A collection of pages, either in the same group or across multiple groups, can be designated as a trail. A visitor can move from stop to stop by clicking on ''next'' and ''previous'' links.
:[[Categories]]: Individual wiki pages can also be grouped by having tags and links to a common "category" page; we say that any pages that link to a common page are in a "category" defined by that page. PmWiki uses the [@[[!category]]@] markup as a shorthand to place a page into a category with other pages containing the same markup.
: : The shortcoming of categories is that categories do not distinguish between the declaration of a category ([=[[!structure]]=]) and the link to a category ([=[[Category/Structure]]=]).
:[[Page text variables]]: A newer and more powerful concept than [[Categories]], pages can use one of more [[page text variables]] to store page attributes. These can the be used in [[page lists]].
:[[Page lists]]: Page lists provide a powerful means of presenting lists of relevant pages, or selection of data from within a page. Lists are [[Site/PageListTemplates|template]] based and are highly customizable.
:[[Include other pages]]: The capability to include parts of other pages also provides a flexible means of sharing content between pages.
:[[Search]]: Being able to search is a fundamental requirement of a website. In PmWiki search, like pagelists is both powerful and highly customizable.
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So true. Honsety and everything recognized.
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July 06, 2011, at 11:24 AM
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(:Summary: PmWiki structural support for page organization:)
Authors have a range of options to choose from when organizing a collection of [[wiki page]]s.
Used in combination, these give a lot of flexibility.
An effective wiki will use all of these to optimize
* content
* navigation
These are the two most important aspects of a website.
:[[Wiki Word]]: The most powerful organizing principle is the author's choice of page names. When a search returns a list of pages, their names need to be clear enough to guide a visitor to the right place.
: : Providing a network of [[PmWiki/links]] to other points in the wiki, with or without wiki words, is the primary means of navigating a wiki.
:[[Wiki Page]]: A page with text (and images), where the text can contain for instance [[WikiWord]]s that automatically becomes a link to another WikiPage.
:[[Wiki Group]]: PmWiki requires every page to be a member of a group. A group is like a wiki within a wiki; it can have its own presentation look, security controls and navigation aids. With default configuration, [[WikiWord]]s are only searched inside the current group, and you use either [@OtherGroup/MyWikiWord@] or [@OtherGroup.MyWikiWord@] to refer to pages in other groups (see [[Links]]).
:[[Wiki Trails]]: A collection of pages, either in the same group or across multiple groups, can be designated as a trail. A visitor can move from stop to stop by clicking on ''next'' and ''previous'' links.
:[[Categories]]: Individual wiki pages can also be grouped by having tags and links to a common "category" page; we say that any pages that link to a common page are in a "category" defined by that page. PmWiki uses the [@[[!category]]@] markup as a shorthand to place a page into a category with other pages containing the same markup.
: : The shortcoming of categories is that categories do not distinguish between the declaration of a category ([=[[!structure]]=]) and the link to a category ([=[[Category/Structure]]=]).
:[[Page text variables]]: A newer and more powerful concept than [[Categories]], pages can use one of more [[page text variables]] to store page attributes. These can the be used in [[page lists]].
:[[Page lists]]: Page lists provide a powerful means of presenting lists of relevant pages, or selection of data from within a page. Lists are [[Site/PageListTemplates|template]] based and are highly customizable.
:[[Include other pages]]: The capability to include parts of other pages also provides a flexible means of sharing content between pages.
:[[Search]]: Being able to search is a fundamental requirement of a website. In PmWiki search, like pagelists is both powerful and highly customizable.
Authors have a range of options to choose from when organizing a collection of [[wiki page]]s.
Used in combination, these give a lot of flexibility.
An effective wiki will use all of these to optimize
* content
* navigation
These are the two most important aspects of a website.
:[[Wiki Word]]: The most powerful organizing principle is the author's choice of page names. When a search returns a list of pages, their names need to be clear enough to guide a visitor to the right place.
: : Providing a network of [[PmWiki/links]] to other points in the wiki, with or without wiki words, is the primary means of navigating a wiki.
:[[Wiki Page]]: A page with text (and images), where the text can contain for instance [[WikiWord]]s that automatically becomes a link to another WikiPage.
:[[Wiki Group]]: PmWiki requires every page to be a member of a group. A group is like a wiki within a wiki; it can have its own presentation look, security controls and navigation aids. With default configuration, [[WikiWord]]s are only searched inside the current group, and you use either [@OtherGroup/MyWikiWord@] or [@OtherGroup.MyWikiWord@] to refer to pages in other groups (see [[Links]]).
:[[Wiki Trails]]: A collection of pages, either in the same group or across multiple groups, can be designated as a trail. A visitor can move from stop to stop by clicking on ''next'' and ''previous'' links.
:[[Categories]]: Individual wiki pages can also be grouped by having tags and links to a common "category" page; we say that any pages that link to a common page are in a "category" defined by that page. PmWiki uses the [@[[!category]]@] markup as a shorthand to place a page into a category with other pages containing the same markup.
: : The shortcoming of categories is that categories do not distinguish between the declaration of a category ([=[[!structure]]=]) and the link to a category ([=[[Category/Structure]]=]).
:[[Page text variables]]: A newer and more powerful concept than [[Categories]], pages can use one of more [[page text variables]] to store page attributes. These can the be used in [[page lists]].
:[[Page lists]]: Page lists provide a powerful means of presenting lists of relevant pages, or selection of data from within a page. Lists are [[Site/PageListTemplates|template]] based and are highly customizable.
:[[Include other pages]]: The capability to include parts of other pages also provides a flexible means of sharing content between pages.
:[[Search]]: Being able to search is a fundamental requirement of a website. In PmWiki search, like pagelists is both powerful and highly customizable.
to:
Glad I've finally found somtehnig I agree with!