I would like the ability to delete or rename my wiki, without having to delete or rename the top folder of the wiki.
I think a feature like this would require the wikis to be createde and stored with info and metadata about the wiki, like:
I would love to see a “Rename wiki” and a “Trash wiki” item (below the “Create a new wiki” item). The “Trash wiki” should simply remove the record/wiki-info of the selected wiki from the metadata storage. And the “Rename wiki” allows me to rename my wiki to something different than the name of the wiki top folder.
A more advanced solution would be a “Manage wiki…” menu item, allowing the user to maintain wiki metadata all together.
Thanks for the great suggestion Asger, I think both of those ideas sound good.
I’m leaning towards the Manage wiki button so all the actions can be grouped under one button.
There is a settings section but it is somewhat hidden at the moment.
https://youneedawiki.com/app/settings
Let me know if those are the settings you need. It looks like the description is the only thing missing from the list.
Thanks.
The hidden settings section is a step in the right direction. However, the settings section will only allow for changes to the current selected wiki.
The “Manage wikies…” button I’ve in mind would lead you to a page where all your wikies are listed. You can then ‘highlight’ or select the wiki you want to “Remove”, “Trash”, “Rename” and/or configure.
To create this feature, you may need to keep the wiki distinctly different from the top folder (aka the Drive folder).
Why do I need this feature? By accident I selected an existing folder with lot of content as start folder for a wiki. It was absolutely too much work for YNAW app. I would then remove the doomed wiki from my list of wikies, without loading the wiki and without deleting the folder or any content within.
All the best,
Asger
I really like the hidden settings!!! It makes functional on so many ways…