Images should be pasteable via clipboard ctrl+V as a shortcut, similar to how Github's MD editor works. This would be a gigantic time saver.

I would like to be able to make animated multi-level navigation menus. This is very convenient for work when there are a large number of submenus. For example, make it possible to add scripts and styles for the navigation menu in the administration, just as it is done in the article editor. An example that I use in articles to hide the content I need: <style> .links-list { padding: 0!important; max-height: 0; transition: max-height .2s ease-out; overflow: hidden } .toc-header { margin-bottom: 1rem!important; cursor: pointer } </style> <script> window.addEventListener("load", function() { document.querySelectorAll('.toc-header').forEach(function(item) { const accordion = item.parentElement.querySelector('.links-list'); item.addEventListener('click', function () { if ( accordion.style .maxHeight) { accordion.style .maxHeight = ''; } else { accordion.style .maxHeight = accordion.scrollHeight + "px"; } }) }) }) </script>

It would be great to have an administration tool in "utilities > content" which would allow to list all pages containing broken links. The tool should be able at least to list broken links pointing to internal pages of the wiki instance. An advanced feature could be to list broken links that point to external pages. It would ease greatly the maintainance of the wiki and keeping it up to date. Thank you in advance

An Admin Menu where you can manage move delete and upload media-files.

Allow a page on the wiki to display which other pages on that wiki are linked to that page.

It would be nice if users can see newly shared articles on the homepage when they log into the app.

Allow user to collapse / expand the navigation sidebar, including default setting (collapsed or expanded). This feature allows user to have wider reading area when they need to. In the current layout, the navigation sidebar, and the page content column take a lot of space. The navigation sidebar is important, but not always.

Currently when moving or renaming a page, all existing links point to the old page. The correct behaviour would be to update all links to the new page, either optional or explicit.

Idea is to be able to reference directly the content of the PDF. I have seen this feature in Logseq and it is a game changer!!! It works as follows: 1 - Open a pdf file inside the tool (here wiki.js) 2 - Highlight a part of the document 3 - Option to copy a reference to the highlighted zone 4 - Paste the reference in the Markdown file.

Instead of showing the Path name of the page in Breadcrumbs, show the Title name. Alternatively, allow a preference for the Administrator to decide which of the two names to display.