Create a page
Updated 2026-08-13
Everything a reader sees is a page, and every page is made the same way: give it a name, then put blocks on it.
Make a page
- Open your wiki and click Manage.
- Click Pages, then New page.
- Type the title.
- Check the address it suggests, change it if you want, and click Create.
TitleThe heading readers see, and what search results show.
AddressThe part of the URL after your wiki: lower case, hyphens, no spaces. Filled in from the title as you type.
A slashMakes a section.
weapons/winchester lives under weapons.Decide the address early. It can be changed later and the page keeps a redirect, but every link you already wrote points at the old one until something updates it.
Around the editor
The page opens in the editor, which has three regions and one habit.
Left: blocks you can addHeadings, text, pictures, boxes, tables, and whatever your extensions contribute.
Middle: the pageNot a preview. The page, at a reader's width, with your wiki's own fonts and colours.
Right: the selected blockClick any block and its settings appear. See Properties.
The habit is that loop: pick a block, put it somewhere, adjust it. Everything else is a convenience on top of those three moves.
Saving and publishing
SaveWrites your changes. Each save is a version, so a page can be rolled back.
PreviewThe page exactly as a reader gets it, including unsaved changes, without the editor outlines and handles.
If your wiki reviews edits, your save becomes a proposal for someone to accept rather than going straight out. The editor says which will happen before you press it.
What to do next
For one pageWorking with blocks
For a hundred alikeDo not make them one at a time. Put the facts in a table, then give them one layout.






