Wiki.js

Drawio has some powerful interactive features to add (custom) links to subpages within the diagram or adding actions for showing/hiding layers. This is especially handy for creating navigatable BPMN diagrams and show sub-processes when needed. (or for SW/System/Enterprise Architecture Modelling ...) This can be achieved by simple HTML Embedding provided by drawio, but instead of a manual HTML Embedding (with time-consuming round-trip), it would be great to just be able to show the drawio diagram directly as a HTML Embedding instead of a static rendered PNG/SVG image. Just check this tutorial: https://www.drawio.com/doc/faq/embed-html And check the options: https://www.drawio.com/doc/faq/embed-html-options Some more interaction features: https://drawio-app.com/blog/interactive-diagrams-with-custom-links-and-actions/ The feature is very easy to test and works great.

I would like to see the ability to add some kind of widget/special item on the starting page, that would display recently changed articles/entries. That would be very helpful. In my team we like to see what entries on the wiki were changed lately. I believe that there are many people like that. Something similar to what Confluence offers, something like a list of latest commits in Git.

Add watermark function and support exporting PDF. Helps protect the copyright of document content. Hope to support exporting word files.

I would like to use wiki.js as a knowledgebase for incoming employees an present them directly our video natively in the wiki, no links or downloads, just start the video right away from the article. this would be great, if you could make it possible to natively integrate videos such as .mp4!

It would be great to be able to add a tooltip to any text that appears when hovered over. I could expecially use it in column headers to be able to keep them small, but also usefull in plain text.

It would be useful, for non technical users, to have a draw.io integration in the Visual Editor (like BookStack has).

Wiki.js should create a sitemap.xml on a standard path (e.g. wiki.example.com/sitemap.xml ) and dynamically update it as pages are added and deleted.

Add a What’s New? page to the site showing a hyperlinked chronological list of all new pages. Also allow a feed/module of this to be placed on the homepage showing x number of the most recent pages added.

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.

Hello, Currently we can only comment in pages, but not reply to comments. Add an ability to reply to comments / have a comment tree. Thank you.