Websites using DokuWiki

✨ Facts about DokuWiki

1. DokuWiki is an open-source wiki software: DokuWiki is a free, open-source software that allows users to create and manage content collaboratively. It is built with PHP and does not require a database, as it stores data in plain text files.

2. Simple syntax and formatting: DokuWiki uses a simple syntax for formatting text, making it easy for users to create and edit pages without having to learn complex markup languages. Users can easily add bold or italic text, headings, links, images, lists, and tables with minimal effort.

3. Extensive plugin support: Thanks to its modular architecture, DokuWiki can be extended with various plugins to add new functionality or customize its appearance. There are numerous plugins available, ranging from editing enhancements and authentication integrations to multimedia support and search enhancements.

4. Access control and user management: DokuWiki has built-in access control features that allow administrators to define user permissions and limit access to certain pages, namespaces, or the whole wiki. User accounts can be managed locally, or DokuWiki can be configured to authenticate users using external systems such as LDAP or Active Directory.

5. Multilingual support and documentation: DokuWiki has built-in support for multiple languages, including translations for its user interface, and it also supports creating a multilingual wiki. Additionally, the DokuWiki website provides comprehensive documentation and a friendly user community to help users get started, troubleshoot issues, and learn best practices.