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To add a new namespace, go to [COLOR="DimGray"][noparse]CES VaultWiki > Namespace Manager[/noparse][/COLOR], and click "Add New Namespace". You will be presented with numerous settings.
[H="3"]Title[/H]
The title of the namespace. This will be displayed in the URL, in the forum list, in the navbar, and in the forum jump.
[H="3"]Display Title[/H]
An alternate title of the namespace. This will be displayed in the forum list, in the navbar, and in the forum jump. Note the URL will still use the normal Title.
[H="3"]Relative URL Path[/H]
A namespace will normally be accessible using the Wiki PHP File Name as the URL path:
[url]http://www.mysite.com/wiki/Namespace:Article[/url]
However, admins can define a custom relative URL path for any namespace. For example, for the Book namespace, one can enter "books" to achieve:
[url]http://www.mysite.com/books/Article[/url]
If a custom value is set, it should be relative to the Wiki Base URL, and omit any leading or trailing slashes.
Incorrect: /books
Incorrect: /books/
Incorrect: books/
Correct: books
[template]Warning Box | Note |This setting will only have an effect if "Simple Wiki URLs" are enabled in "VaultWiki: Server Settings." After making changes to this setting, you should update your server's .htaccess files.[/template]
[H="3"]Display Order[/H]
The ordering of the namespaces within the forum list. Lower numbers are displayed first and a display order of 0 causes the namespace to not be displayed in the forum list. However, it is still accessible if the direct URL is known. -
+[H="3"]Use Forum Display order[/H]
The namespace's Display Order will synchronize with the Top-Level Forum's Display Order setting. This means that when saving the namespace, the forum's Display Order will be updated to match the value entered for the namespace. -
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+However, when creating new namespaces, you may not know the appropriate Display Order. To preserve the existing forum setting, this option will use the forum's Display Order instead.
[H="3"]Show Namespace in Forum Bits[/H]
When this is turned on The Namespace will appear as a sub-forum in the Forums list . If this is off The Namspace will be hidden from this page[image]Show Namespace for Forum Bits.jpg|center[/Image] -
[H="3"]BB-Code Tag Name[/H]
The BB-Code Tag that will be used to link to articles contained in this namespace. The Namespace Manager will create this tag if it doesn't already exist.
[H="3"]Prefix Namespace Title[/H]
If this is enabled, the Title of an article will be modified when viewing the Article tab. It will appear similar to the URL, as [I]Namespace:Article[/I].
[H="3"]Allow Article Discussions[/H]
If this is enabled, visitors will be able to post comments about articles written in this namespace.
[H="3"]Require Edit Reason for Wiki Articles[/H]
If this is enabled, users who edit wiki articles will be forced to enter a reason for making their change. This information can be useful for Administrators who are planning to moderate edits to articles. The reason is also displayed on the article's History tab, as well as [I]Special:Recentchanges[/I] and [I]Special:Contributions[/I].
If this is disabled, users can still enter a reason when editing, but it is not mandatory.
[H="3"]Top-Level Forum[/H]
This sets the forum where new articles will be created. If there isn't already a forum you want to use, you can select 'Create New Forum'. The next page will allow you to set some basic options for the new forum.
Only forums that have not been selected by other namespaces are available for this option.
[H="3"]When choosing "Create New Forum" above, should a new Parent Forum be created first?[/H]
If you want to place the new forum in a forum category that doesn't already exist, select this option. The next page will allow you to set some basic options for the new parent forum.
[H="3"]Display in Forum (Special namespace only)[/H]
The Special namespace doesn't use forums to save articles, but you still may want to choose a forum to make it appear in.