The Wiki

Manuscript includes a wiki for creating and maintaining documentation. The Manuscript wiki is a useful tool for creating and maintaining documentation.  A wiki is a collection of related articles.  For example, you might have one wiki called “Employee Handbook” with separate articles for your vacation policy, expense policy, and parental leave policies.  You might devote […]

The Manuscript Wiki Template allows you to add custom HTML, CSS, and Javascript to a Wiki.  Each wiki uses our standard template by default, but you can create a separate template for every Wiki to redesign the appearance of the page (including the sidebar), create custom css for HTML elements like tables, or To create […]

Adding an index of Wiki Articles allows you to have a more dynamic, and clickable, list of articles on your wikis. This is especially useful when you are using a main wiki article that links to other sub-articles. Once you click Edit on your wiki article, at the top right click Insert then click Article Index. A […]

It’s possible to enhance your Wiki articles with HTML. From the wiki editor, click the </> to open a rich text editor, and update your wiki to include HTML as needed. For security reasons, Manuscript scrubs certain node types, HTML attributes, and CSS Properties from embedded HTML. Node Types Node types are divided into three […]

To move a wiki article from one wiki to another: Click the Info link on the wiki article. Click the Move link. Choose the new destination wiki in Wiki dropdown, then click OK.

Manuscript wikis are an easy way to collaboratively maintain documents within an organization or project team. You can also open them up to a wider audience and leverage the easy setup and use for non-Manuscript users. You can keep publicly-accessible end-user documentation in them or setup status pages and reports for your clients. Permissions Wikis […]