Wiki.js

Please, release new Wiki.js version with the latest mermaid support. The entity-relationship diagram finally supports atributtes. Link to mermaid live editor: https://bit.ly/388QTHe

Save current state of the buffer when editing a page, so in case the page is closed or the browser crashes, the work is not lost. This would work better with a warning when the page has been changed since the time the draft was saved.

Currently, the visual editor is missing various features that are available in the markdown editor. Examples: changing the quote design, adding footnotes, and the option to add a horizontal bar. For a modern wiki system, it would be really nice to see all these features to be working in the visual editor, so that users don’t have to learn markdown.

Although a wiki is a collection of pages, often they are organised in a tree structure. If you want to move a page that is at the top of a subtree and all pages below it, that is very cumbersome. Adding a "move tree" function would greatly simplify moving, or renaming, subtrees and keep consistency.

It would be cool to be able to view (i.e. render) old versions of a page in the same way as the recent one (without reverting to them or downloading the HTML as the latter looses formatting). This would be interesting in particular since major players in the wiki market (MediaWiki, Confluence) allow to do so.

Ability to move or rename folders in the Image / File Manager.

Add a status label/badge like in confluence (A simple bootstrap label/badge which can contain a text). They are very useful to highlight a current status. Compared to the highlight feature they are also much better visable. A example is my attached image.

We really need the following feature : direction: rtl and ltr Please add to the editor

Is it possible to see what has been modified before save it ? Like a git diff. It could be an highlighted text, or an external screen

It could be helpful to have a button redirecting public readers to the Git version of tĥe page (if it exists) so that anyone can do a Pull Request to improve a page.