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After you install MediaWiki, log in to the CMS, and presumably install extensions, it is time to learn how to find modules in MediaWiki. What are MediaWiki Modules Modules in MediaWiki are Lua-based scripts that allow you to add various functionalities to your...
MediaWiki Internal Error message can be very frustrating and can significantly harm your MediaWiki project. Luckily, the issue can be fixed in a few easy-to-follow steps to get your website up and running in no time. There are various causes for the issue: Incorrect...
The Infobox in MediaWiki is a handy tool for presenting content and key information in a structured and visually pleasing way. Infoboxes are useful for any kind of MediaWiki project and can provide your readers with a quick snapshot of important data and details. In...
In MediaWiki, skins determine the visual appearance of your wiki website. Skins define how content is presented to users and include such settings for the overall website layout, typography, color scheme, and more. By default, when you install MediaWiki, the platform...
Creating pages in MediaWiki is а core feature that allows you to add content to your MediaWiki website. Whether you are adding details for a project, contributing to a knowledge base, or anything else, learning how to create a page in MediaWiki is crucial for your...
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After you install MediaWiki, log in to the CMS, and presumably install extensions, it is time to learn how to find modules in MediaWiki. What are MediaWiki Modules Modules in MediaWiki are Lua-based scripts that allow you to add various functionalities to your...
MediaWiki Internal Error message can be very frustrating and can significantly harm your MediaWiki project. Luckily, the issue can be fixed in a few easy-to-follow steps to get your website up and running in no time. There are various causes for the issue: Incorrect...
The Infobox in MediaWiki is a handy tool for presenting content and key information in a structured and visually pleasing way. Infoboxes are useful for any kind of MediaWiki project and can provide your readers with a quick snapshot of important data and details. In...
In MediaWiki, skins determine the visual appearance of your wiki website. Skins define how content is presented to users and include such settings for the overall website layout, typography, color scheme, and more. By default, when you install MediaWiki, the platform...
Creating pages in MediaWiki is а core feature that allows you to add content to your MediaWiki website. Whether you are adding details for a project, contributing to a knowledge base, or anything else, learning how to create a page in MediaWiki is crucial for your...
Now that you have installed MediaWiki and learned how to log in to the CMS, it is time to extend MediaWiki's functionality via extensions. MediaWiki extensions are sets of files that add various types of functionality to your MediaWiki website. You can use extensions...
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