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Sidebar activation
How do I set up the Sidebar so that by clicking on an item the user will be led to the topics? Sorry, I'm a real novice! I edited the Sidebar with a list of potential places to go for pages, etc. The list appears on the Front Page but nothing happens when I click to open it. I'm assuming that I would open it to then add pages that I want stored there.
At one point in my messing around, I did have the Sidebar titles "linked" and in one case, I added a page that I had completed but to the wrong Sidebar title. I could not remove it and then could not replicate whatever I did. Beginners confusion!
At one point in my messing around, I did have the Sidebar titles "linked" and in one case, I added a page that I had completed but to the wrong Sidebar title. I could not remove it and then could not replicate whatever I did. Beginners confusion!
I’m frustrated because I'm eager to use the wiki I'm setting up!
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Inappropriate?Hi Christina,
I have an old HOW-TO page on adding links to the SideBar for version1 wikis but much of it will also apply to v2 wikis.
To view all pages in a v2 wiki, the link is at the top right of the page.
http://help4all.pbwiki.com/AddingLink...
Let me know if you are still confused. I'll be working on updating that HOW-TO page for v2 wikis.
I’m hoping this helps
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Inappropriate?Hi Christina,
I'm going to take a few moments to clarify some lingo. A link is the little clicky-thing that takes you to other pages. It's made up of the URL, or the address to go to, and the link text, which is the displayed text (we avoid the word "title," because it means something else when it comes to HTML tags). On your SideBar, my short version of Clif's excellent how-to:
1) Edit the SideBar (click the Edit link at the bottom of the SideBar).
2) Place your cursor and click the little globe icon, which will take you to a pop-up box for making links.
3) Choose a pre-existing Wiki page if you have already created the page you want to link to. Otherwise, link to a new page (which DOES NOT create the page). The first time you click on that link, it will ask you to create your page.
Hope that helps!
Vu
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Inappropriate?Hi Christina,
I'm going to take a few moments to clarify some lingo. A link is the little clicky-thing that takes you to other pages. It's made up of the URL, or the address to go to, and the link text, which is the displayed text (we avoid the word "title," because it means something else when it comes to HTML tags). On your SideBar, my short version of Clif's excellent how-to:
1) Edit the SideBar (click the Edit link at the bottom of the SideBar).
2) Place your cursor and click the little globe icon, which will take you to a pop-up box for making links.
3) Choose a pre-existing Wiki page if you have already created the page you want to link to. Otherwise, link to a new page (which DOES NOT create the page). The first time you click on that link, it will ask you to create your page.
Hope that helps!
Vu
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