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Structures

Structures organize a group of wiki pages into a tree or book that can be easily navigated by users. The pages are placed in a hierarchy that you specify, with blank pages created where they do not already exist. Creating a structure is the fastest method for creating multiple pages at once. Navigation aids are automatically created to help users move through the structure. It's a great way to make a book.

Also see: Multilingual structures

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How to use Feature

Enable the Feature

Tiki 2.0:
Structures are on by default if the wiki feature is enabled.

Tiki 3.0:
The Structures feature may be enabled/disabled at Admin > Wiki > Features.

Requirements

There are some special permissions involved with structures, in order to allow certain actions for groups of users.
tiki_p_edit_structures Allows a user to be able to create and edit structures
tiki_p_watch_structure Allows a user to watch changes on any pages of that structure or substructures


Try it out
For example, note that this page is in fact in a structure. The house icon ( Image ) and the arrows on top of this page - they allow you to navigate between pages of this manual which is a structure (backwards: Image | up: Image | forward: Image ).

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If the user belongs to a group with the required permission (see above), you can add pages to the structure from any page which already belongs to it:

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You can create table of contents using the toc syntax (explained in the following pages); e.g. the one you see on the top (or "root") page of this structure by clicking on the house icon ( Image ):

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More information

See more information about its usage at Structure User, and about managing structures at Structure Admin.

TwTv3 School Tv - tutorials and help from power users to show you how to do things.


  • Xavi shows you how to use structures and also how to take multiple wiki pages into a word processor
    • Part 1

    • Part 2

    • Part 3



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Page last modified on Saturday 31 July, 2010 21:59:37 UTC by Marc Laporte8171 points .
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