Wiki pages are user-written articles on a range of subjects. Any contributor or a group of contributors can create (and own) new articles, and there can be multiple articles on the same wiki, each written by a different author.
Anyone with an account can create a new article. When creating a new article, the initial contributor can choose to have a defined list of authors, all of whom can edit the page, or have an open, wiki-like format where anyone can contribute.
Created on 13 Feb 2019
Wiki Formatting Wiki markup is a core feature for Topic pages, tightly integrating all the other parts of Trac into a flexible and powerful whole. This site has a built in small and powerful wiki rendering engine. This wiki engine implements an ever growing subset of the commands from other...
Created on 13 Feb 2019
Templates make it easier for users to add new pages. Instead of requiring that each bit of new information be added by hand, templates have some text and structure already filled in. Templates are standard wiki pages except that they follow a convention that the name is prefixed with...
Created on 13 Feb 2019
Wiki Pages are meant to be user-created, community-editable pages covering a specific topic or topics. Similar to a wiki, topic pages allow users to share their knowledge. Article creation uses a wiki syntax for markup and conversion to HTML. Below, you can find several pages detailing how to use...