I use the Heading 1 format for the title of the page. I would like to include a table of contents that includes only instances of Heading 2. (I.E., I don't want the title of the page to show up in the table of contents.) I know the TOC plugin allows me to customize how deep the TOC goes (i.e., one level, two levels, etc.). Is there any way to *just* show level two, and omit level one?
Can I have students in my classlog into my wiki as writers, create/add a wiki page and link that page to my wiki? I don't know that all of them have e-mail addresses so I don't know if the invite function would work. Any suggestions?
How do I let anyone with a pbwiki account edit my 2.0 pbwiki? I'd rather not invite EVERYONE one email at a time. Or even just let anyone edit. ANYHING that will avoid inviting new users. That will probably make me leave pbwiki (and I even pay for it!)
Editing tables is disastrous, I want to change the size of 1 column of cells. Changing the size in cell properties does nothing. Changing the table size changes them all. Why can the tables not have individually moveable borders like any other decent text program in the world?
Trying to reformat text in the table is a mess.
Tried creating the table in word and inserting it, pbwiki just screws it up and it is unfixable.
I have been attempting to make indents with the standard editor (not the point-and-click) and i was wondering if there was a way to indent texts without using the classic (and messy) ' ' a billion times
Would someone be able to explain how permissions work?
I run a consulting company. I also handle sales for a small local company.
Here's what I'd like to accomplish. Four different things.
(1) My own intranet. Private notes about websites, referrals, clients, customer feedback, data, etc. Viewable only by me.
(2) Client-to/from-Me communication. Like a Private Messaging board where we have a permanently recorded discussion, and share documents and drafts. Ideally I would not be able to edit what they say, and they would not be able to edit what I say - just add on to the current discussion. Viewable only by me and the specific client.
(3) Policies and procedures for my staff. Viewable by me and my staff. Editable by just me.
(4) Interactive pages that my staff or me could add to and change.
I hope PBwiki can do a lot of this. Maybe not everything, it isn't an all-in-one toolbox and understand that. I'm also evaluating TikiWiki and a hosted ticketing system (for possible use as a private message board.) I use DabbleDB for my sales CRM. Any thoughts on complementary software is also appreciated.
I am having problems with my pbwiki - I have searched all over and cannot find any easy ways to find out the answers - or easy help for how to edit the wiki - yes, I've used yummy, wikistyle, advancedwikistyle, etc.....
Anyway, the <view> and <top> things aren't working - what do I do!?
I just started my wiki, and while I was editing the front page, I changed the text background, only to realize how stupid that looked. Now I can't get the background of the text to match the background of the page again. Am I just being stupid, and there's an easy way to fix this? I can't find a way to restore anything to default and no colors available in the pull-down menu match the background of the page. Help, anyone, please?
I am a new participant and i wish to keep my students' emails addrresses private or hidden. Is there a way for my students to edit wiki pages so that I know who has worked, but so their email addrresses are hidden from view of everyone but me?
How do you delete information on a calendar? When I try to edit and insert a new calendar,I keep getting my old one! When editing repeating events, they repeat on wrong days, even though I've clicked on the correct options.
Can different folders on my wiki have different permissions? In other words, can I make some folders editable by anyone and others editable only by people I designate?
In the 30 day calendar view I want to be able to have more than one line - use the return key?? so that and
entry shows when I look at it. Not just when I point
I need help with spreadsheets. I really planned on using this students could access them anywhere. Why is it that the spreadsheet isn't editable in edit mode, but is editable in page view?
Is it possible for the page view owner to put a lock on it?
I am using PBWiki2.0 and I just discovered that folks can't edit my wiki unless they create a PBwiki account. Is that true? If so, I don't like this new feature. I want to make my wiki public (which I have) AND allow folks who know the password to edit it. This was possilbe witheht old version. Should I go back to it? Help!
Why is the classic wiki editing style used automatically in Opera? It works just as well as with other browsers. I set the User Agent Switcher plugin in Firefox to identify itself as Opera, and the page renders the classic editing style. I've tried it in Opera, and it automatically goes to the classic style unless I set it to identify itself as another browser. This was a hassle for me because I use both FF and OP.
My authoring text defaults to lucida sans, whether I am just adding new text, adding a table row, or adding a link. I am constantly having to "select all" and change all to Arial. For instance, everything is Arial - I add a link - and the link becomes Lucida Sans. I can change all table text to Arial, add a new row, and the new row is Lucida Sans.
Can you set up users to make comments but without any editing rights? The reader profile appears not to allow comments. The writer profile allows comments but also editing. Is there an intermediate user profile that allows comments but not editing?