Lemmings of the Light

To get to work with editing pages, click title of the article in question, or check the knowledgebase-overview to get to what you want to change.

If you have the permissions to update the post you're looking at, you'll see the following on the right hand side:

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=> edit is the edit screen (naturally )
=> outline helps you 'file away' the post in the knowledgebase.

When you click on edit, you'll have a few fields you can alter:

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Title: the title of the post

Parent: you won't always see this, but you get this field sometimes. With this, you can change the place of the page within the knowledgebase.

Tags: the tags the post is filed under

Body: the content of the post

Input format: how the content of the post is translated (for advanced peeps )

Attached images: if you want to link an existing image or a new image to the post (and insert it)

Log message: you can write in here what you changed, if you changed something

File attachments: for attaching files to the post, or changeing what files are attached

Don't be afraid: every edit you make saves a 'revision' (which is, a version of the page, with your edits) so if something happens, Neti or an officer can easily go to the page and revert it to a previous state!

Here's a page you can sink your teeth in if you want to try it out. Cooking recipies There's a few ex-guildies listed in there Remove them.. remove them all!!! *star wars emperor cackle*

Then when you're ready for the real stuff, here's what we could really use some help with:
- the knowledgebase structure needs tweaking, older content needs to be moved elsewhere, stuff needs to be updated/dusted off
- our forums need to be scoured for guides and content we want to keep, as we'll lose the forums when we move the website to a new version of the website software Still looking into ways to keep the forums backed up, but I think it's best to salvage what we possibly can to save us a lot of work later

If you're unsure about something you can always add a comment to the post and discuss