Wiki pages are create from a Project. So first you need to [[ c4science/project/ | create a Project ]] ;) ## Create a page * Go to the project you want to create a page for, you can only create your first page from a project page {F3816851 size=full} * Click on the top right button: Create wiki page ** If it's the first page you create, it'll create a page with the name of your project ** If you already have a main page, it'll be a child of that page ** You can create subpages using slashes if all the parents exist ** You can also create pages from the Phriction application from a page you already have the edit permission ## Edit a page * Go to the desired page and click on the Actions icon on the top right * Select Edit document ## Links between pages * Links are created using the `[[link]]` syntax * To link to an external URL, you have the following options: ``` [[http://example.com | title]] [[http://example.com]] http://example.com ``` * To link to other wiki pages, use the path of the page without /w ``` [[c4science/wiki | Wiki]] ``` ## Images * You can drag and drop images inside the editor to upload them * There a number of options for image ``` {F123, layout=left, float, size=full, alt="a duckling"} Valid options are: - layout: left (default), center, right, inline, link (render a link instead of a thumbnail for images) - float: If layout is set to left or right, the image will be floated so text wraps around it. - size: thumb (default), full - name: with layout=link or for non-images, use this name for the link text - width: Scale image to a specific width. - height: Scale image to a specific height. - alt: Provide alternate text ``` ## Policies * The page will be created with the Project as Policies for View and Edit. This means that only the members of the Project will be able to modify and view the wiki page * You can change those policies in the page settings ## Other * Editor syntax: https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/remarkup/ * [[c4science/latex | LaTeX support]]

Wiki pages are create from a Project. So first you need to [[ c4science/project/ | create a Project ]] ;) ## Create a page * Go to the project you want to create a page for, you can only create your first page from a project page {F3816851 size=full} * Click on the top right button: Create wiki page ** If it's the first page you create, it'll create a page with the name of your project ** If you already have a main page, it'll be a child of that page ** You can create subpages using slashes if all the parents exist ** You can also create pages from the Phriction application from a page you already have the edit permission ## Edit a page * Go to the desired page and click on the Actions icon on the top right * Select Edit document ## Links between pages * Links are created using the `[[link]]` syntax * To link to an external URL, you have the following options: ``` [[http://example.com | title]] [[http://example.com]] http://example.com ``` * To link to other wiki pages, use the path of the page without /w ``` [[c4science/wiki | Wiki]] ``` ## Images * You can drag and drop images inside the editor to upload them * There a number of options for image ``` {F123, layout=left, float, size=full, alt="a duckling"} Valid options are: - layout: left (default), center, right, inline, link (render a link instead of a thumbnail for images) - float: If layout is set to left or right, the image will be floated so text wraps around it. - size: thumb (default), full - name: with layout=link or for non-images, use this name for the link text - width: Scale image to a specific width. - height: Scale image to a specific height. - alt: Provide alternate text ``` ## Policies * The page will be created with the Project as Policies for View and Edit. This means that only the members of the Project will be able to modify and view the wiki page * You can change those policies in the page settings ## Object integration Almost all c4science objects can be integrated in Remarkup, here are some examples ## Other * Editor syntax: https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/remarkup/ * [[c4science/latex | LaTeX support]]

Wiki pages are create from a Project. So first you need to [[ c4science/project/ | create a Project ]] ;) ## Create a page * Go to the project you want to create a page for, you can only create your first page from a project page {F3816851 size=full} * Click on the top right button: Create wiki page ** If it's the first page you create, it'll create a page with the name of your project ** If you already have a main page, it'll be a child of that page ** You can create subpages using slashes if all the parents exist ** You can also create pages from the Phriction application from a page you already have the edit permission ## Edit a page * Go to the desired page and click on the Actions icon on the top right * Select Edit document ## Links between pages * Links are created using the `[[link]]` syntax * To link to an external URL, you have the following options: ``` [[http://example.com | title]] [[http://example.com]] http://example.com ``` * To link to other wiki pages, use the path of the page without /w ``` [[c4science/wiki | Wiki]] ``` ## Images * You can drag and drop images inside the editor to upload them * There a number of options for image ``` {F123, layout=left, float, size=full, alt="a duckling"} Valid options are: - layout: left (default), center, right, inline, link (render a link instead of a thumbnail for images) - float: If layout is set to left or right, the image will be floated so text wraps around it. - size: thumb (default), full - name: with layout=link or for non-images, use this name for the link text - width: Scale image to a specific width. - height: Scale image to a specific height. - alt: Provide alternate text ``` ## Policies * The page will be created with the Project as Policies for View and Edit. This means that only the members of the Project will be able to modify and view the wiki page * You can change those policies in the page settings ## Object integration Almost all c4science objects can be integrated in Remarkup, here are some examples ## Other * Editor syntax: https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/remarkup/ * [[c4science/latex | LaTeX support]]