A new version of the WP Wiki Plugin is ready for download. This version comes with overhauled user management.
When a new “Wiki Editor” signs up on your site they can only edit pages and posts that have been marked as Wiki Friendly. This is a great improvement and takes us one step closer to the being the best Wiki option in the world.
The next milestone will be AJAX page and post editing.
Whew. We’ve done it.
The new version comes with the following enhancements:
You will have the ability to turn the “Table of Contents” on and off on a page by page (or post by post) basis.
The WordPress Wiki Plugin now automaticly adds a new “Wiki Editor Role” to your WordPress settings page.
And finally a new Wiki updates RSS feed will help you keep up to date with changes on your site.
The url for your the wiki feed is:
http://domain.tld/?feed=wiki (if permalink is not enabled) and
http://domain.tld/feed/wiki (if permalink is enabled)
Sorry guys. We’re waiting on a fix for the show / hide table of contents. on our wiki site – it just does nothing right now. This should be ready in the morning NZT (Feb 13th).
Psst. A beautiful new WordPress Wiki Theme is about to hit the streets and should be available from ThemeForest within the next 48 hours.
Stay tuned…
We are just ironing out some bugs with the next version, I anticiapte this being ready tomorrow NZT. The new version comes with the following enhancements:
You will have the ability to turn the “Table of Contents” on and off on a page by page (or post by post) basis.
The WordPress Wiki Plugin now automaticly adds a new “Wiki Editor Role” to your WordPress settings page.
And finally a new Wiki updates RSS feed will help you keep up to date with changes on your site.
The url for your the wiki feed is:
http://domain.tld/?feed=wiki (if permalink is not enabled) and
http://domain.tld/feed/wiki (if permalink is enabled)
I would also really like to know what people think of my track changes idea – this would let people add a comment to their change when editing – is this worthy?
It occured to me last night that a track changes feature could be a pretty cool feature to include – that way if somebody makes an edit they could (if they felt the need) add a reason behind their change.
This would be particularly useful in the educational sector.
Thoughts?
Site Launch.
Its great to launch another site – especially where its all about WordPress and user contribution which is the nature of the WordPress Wiki Plugin.
As we progress the Plugin we will post links and help promote our friends whom have helped us develop this Pluing. So if you’re contributed or you are in the process of contributing watch this space!!!
