Wiki.js

Looking for a nice way to share (formatted) wiki pages with external links intact

To be able to open images that are inserted on the page in a popup/modal window or in a FancyBox/Lightbox. Also, to have varius types of galleries, sliders and slideshows for the images.

A modular notification system. Users, User groups, Admins can be notified about events. For example: Content events (new page, updated page, deleted page) Admin events (new registration, failed login attempts, failed git sync,....).

It would be very useful to the user to be able to hover over files like PDFs, Powerpoint, Word etc. and immediately see a tray of thumbnails for the file. In addition, the text version of the file could be indexed for searching. An asset processing plug-in is needed and might depend on LibreOffice + Imagemagick to generate the thumbnails.

Currently when moving or renaming a page, all existing links point to the old page. The correct behaviour would be to update all links to the new page, either optional or explicit.

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

It would be great, to add an embedded way for PDFs.

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.

Writing tables in markdown is very difficult and annoying. It would be nice if you could add this ( https://github.com/susisu/mte-kernel ) or similar package to handle them. This looks easy to implement, and could improve markdown a lot. A little effort will bring many benefits.

Id like to be able to link to a file on the LAN. Example: File This works in chrome but when you save this in the wiki it removes the colon so it cant find that location. Adding the colon in manually in the browser bar allows you to navigate to the specified file.