Information about the eBuddy Wiki
TThe eBuddy Traslation Wiki is software that allows you to contribute to the latest version of eBuddy. With this Wiki Translators can freely create and edit page content using any web browser. This Wiki has a simple text syntax for creating new pages; it does not require you to know HTML. At eBuddy we have a system to record changes so that at any time, a page can be reverted to any of its previous states.
Important buttons
On the very top left of every page you see the title of the current page. In the second line you see a grey-blueish bar with some buttons. We’ll go through them one by one:
- Edit this page - You are allowed to edit any page in this eBuddy Wiki. That’s what wikis are all about.
* Preview - When you have edited a page, You can check your changes by Preview. Please always use this before saving to avoid errors. * Save - When you have edited a page, You can Save your changes by saving them. * Old revisions - When someone edited a page, DokuWiki remembers the old versions, which are then also called revisions.
- Recent Changes - This is one of the most important entry points into a wiki when you regularly visit this page. It leads to a list of pages that have recently been changed.
- Search - A fulltext search over the whole content of this wiki.
Editing this eBuddy Wiki
To edit a page in this wiki, simply click the button labeled Edit this page shown on the top and bottom of the page. This will switch to editing mode for this page, and you can change the wiki source of this page in an embedded editor.
Wiki pages are written in a simple, plain-text syntax, that allows structuring the page and pleasant formatting while retaining high readability of the pagesource. Before you edit your first “real” page in this wiki, you can try out the possiblities in the playground. The playground is provided, so that you can test things and play around.
When you edit a page and save your changes, the previous content will not be lost. Instead it will be saved as an old revision of the page in the attic and can still be viewed or even restored.
