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    1. Welcome to VaultWiki.org, home of the wiki add-on for vBulletin and XenForo!

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    1. VW4
    2. Accessing the Wiki

    This page is a chapter in VW4 User Manual
    You can access your wiki by clicking the button in your site's navigation menu.

    Note:If you cannot see this link, there are several possible reasons:
    • You may not have permission to view the wiki. If you are a site admin, you should setup some basic permissions to get started.
    • The wiki might be in the process of upgrading or has been placed into maintenance mode.
    • The wiki navigation button might be hidden by a site admin. Some sites do this when they have a separate gateway into the wiki.
    • The site may not be using the default system for managing the navigation menu. These sites will have to manually add a wiki link using their custom systems.

    The Index

    The wiki index, or the Windex as some like to call it, is usually the first page that appears when accessing the wiki.

    Ideas:If you can edit the index, it is a good idea to add an introduction to your wiki and some links to important parts of the wiki that you want to highlight.

    The index follows the same basic page layout as other wiki pages.

    It usually also contains a list of different areas within the wiki. You can click any of these areas to view that part of the wiki and any pages that are in there.

    The index cannot have any child pages except for wiki areas. To read and create general wiki content, you will need to visit the appropriate area suited for that content.

    Before discussing what these areas are or how they are made, we should first cover the layout of a wiki page, so that you can find your way around easier as we move forward.
    VW4 User Manual
    VW4 What is a Wiki? 
    VW4 Layout of a Wiki Page 

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    Book Table of Contents
    • 1VW4 What is a Wiki?
    • 2VW4 Accessing the Wiki
    • 3VW4 Layout of a Wiki Page
    • 4VW4 Wiki Areas
    • 5VW4 Creating Wiki Content
    • 6VW4 Article Editor
      1. 6.1VW4 Editing Syntax
        1. 6.1.1VW4 Wiki Links
          1. 6.1.1.1VW4 Auto-Links
        2. 6.1.2VW4 Variable Syntax
    • 7VW4 Edit History
      1. 7.1VW4 Viewing Previous Edits
      2. 7.2VW4 Comparing Edits of a Page
      3. 7.3VW4 Undo Edits to a Page
      4. 7.4VW4 Leaving Reputation for Edits
    • 8VW4 Source Code
    • 9VW4 Subscribing to Wiki Pages
    • 10VW4 Protect Articles from Further Changes
    • 11VW4 Synonyms for Articles
      1. 11.1VW4 Managing an Article's Synonyms
      2. 11.2VW4 Creating Synonyms for Sections of Articles
      3. 11.3VW4 Creating Synonyms from an Area
    • 12VW4 Introduction to Categories
      1. 12.1VW4 Creating Categories
      2. 12.2VW4 Adding Pages to Multiple Categories
      3. 12.3VW4 Adding Listings to Categories
    • 13VW4 Introduction to Feeds
      1. 13.1VW4 Finding New Feeds
      2. 13.2VW4 Global Feeds
      3. 13.3VW4 Personal Feeds
      4. 13.4VW4 Creating Feeds
      5. 13.5VW4 Adding Pages to Multiple Feeds
      6. 13.6VW4 Adding Entries to Feeds
    • 14VW4 Introduction to Books
      1. 14.1VW4 Creating Books
      2. 14.2VW4 Adding Pages to a Book
      3. 14.3VW4 Adding Chapters to Books
      4. 14.4VW4 Changing the Order of Book Chapters
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