Wiki.js

Dark and light model automaticly change with the system

It would be highly beneficial for Wiki.js to support sortable and searchable tables directly within page content. Currently, tables in Wiki.js are static and lack interactivity, which limits usability when displaying structured or tabular data. This feature would allow end users and editors to: Sort table columns alphabetically or numerically (A-Z / Z-A) Search/filter table rows live through a search box

I am self hosting in the school i work at that has 500+ pupils. There is no option to bulk create user accounts (The bulk import button is greyed out). This would be very useful so i don't have to individually create user accounts.

Would love the option for admin to be able to set banner informing users about planned outage and other activities. Like "Outage is planned this weekend 1AM to 5AM... Wiki will be unavailable" Or at least for starters (easier probably to implement) to email all users with such information. Of course for those that have email registered.

To be able to open images that are inserted on the page in a popup/modal window or in a FancyBox/Lightbox. Also, to have varius types of galleries, sliders and slideshows for the images.

With the ability to use elasticsearch as the search engine, would it be possible to index PDF, word, ppt, excel docs together as well so that search bar can search across those assets as well?

It will be nice to have a RSS / Atom Feed of the new pages and modifications.

Looking for a nice way to share (formatted) wiki pages with external links intact

Although a wiki is a collection of pages, often they are organised in a tree structure. If you want to move a page that is at the top of a subtree and all pages below it, that is very cumbersome. Adding a "move tree" function would greatly simplify moving, or renaming, subtrees and keep consistency.