# Wiki Pages

Wiki pages let you create and share information about a gathering. Think of them as a mini knowledge base; you can write pages about the venue, house rules, kitchen guidelines, ritual plans, or anything else participants and organisers need to know.

### Creating a wiki

1. Open the gathering's **Overview** tab
2. Click the **Create Wiki** quick action button
3. This opens the **Wiki** tab, where you can start adding pages

### Adding pages

1. On the **Wiki** tab, click **+ New Page**
2. Give the page a title and URL slug
3. Write the content using markdown
4. Set the display order (lower numbers appear first in the navigation)
5. Click **Save**

### Publishing pages

Wiki pages start as drafts. To make a page visible to participants:

1. Open the page
2. Toggle the **Published** switch, or click **Publish**
3. The page is now publicly visible to anyone viewing the gathering

You can unpublish a page at any time to hide it while you make changes.

### Page features

| Feature | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| **Title** | The page heading |
| **Slug** | URL-friendly identifier, unique within the gathering |
| **Content** | Markdown-formatted text |
| **Order** | Display order in the page list (lower = higher in the list) |
| **Published** | Whether the page is visible to participants |
| **Version** | Auto-incrementing version number for tracking changes |

### Common wiki pages

Here are some pages that gathering organisers typically create:

- **Welcome and arrival info**: directions, what to bring, house rules
- **Kitchen and food**: meal schedule, kitchen rota, allergy information
- **Ritual and workshops**: schedule of workshops, ritual guidance
- **Venue guide**: maps, facilities, fire safety, quiet hours
- **Practical info**: WiFi details, nearest shops, emergency contacts

### Tips

- Use markdown formatting to keep pages readable; headings, lists, and bold text all work
- The version tracking means you can see how many times a page has been updated, which is useful for pages that change frequently (like the workshop schedule)
- Consider creating a "What to bring" page early in the planning process; it's one of the most commonly asked questions
- Wiki pages are specific to each gathering, so you can tailor the content to each event