Difference between revisions of "MediaWiki/Guide"
| Line 39: | Line 39: | ||
<a href="/wiki/MediaWiki/Guide/Administrator" class="button info small radius">Administrator Role </a> | <a href="/wiki/MediaWiki/Guide/Administrator" class="button info small radius">Administrator Role </a> | ||
<a href="/wiki/MediaWiki/Guide/Customise" class="button info small radius">Customise</a> | <a href="/wiki/MediaWiki/Guide/Customise" class="button info small radius">Customise</a> | ||
| − | + | <!-- <a href="/wiki/MediaWiki/Guide/SEO" class="button info small radius">Search Engine Optimisation</a> --> | |
<br /> | <br /> | ||
<a href="/wiki/MediaWiki/Guide/Using_MediaWiki" class="button info small radius">Using MediaWiki </a> | <a href="/wiki/MediaWiki/Guide/Using_MediaWiki" class="button info small radius">Using MediaWiki </a> | ||
Revision as of 13:07, 18 June 2019
Guide for Using MediaWiki in a Hosted Environment
MediaWiki is a free and open-source software package originally developed as a platform for Wikipedia but now widely used by companies, government departments and individuals for a diverse range of knowledgebases, intranets and websites.
The aim of this Guide is to assist individuals or others choosing to build a MediaWiki-based website in a hosted environment, without access to a server.
The main topics of this Guide are arranged by Role - and if you are the owner of a hosted MediaWiki website then you will be the System Administrator, Administrator and User, all-in-one!
Topic Map
Choosing MediaWiki
Choosing a Hosting Provider
Plesk and cPanel
System Administrator Role
Install
Configure
Secure
Upgrade
Extensions
Namespaces
Skins
Short URLs
mw-config
Administrator Role
Customise
Using MediaWiki
