Wiki.js

PrismJS supports many languages ( https://prismjs.com/#supported-languages ) so why are only a few listed in the CKEditor for Code Blocks?

This would make life a lot easier instead of having to use spaces. Would also be a major help for lists. https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest/features/indent.html

ability to use different block quote styles in the visual editor (like in the markdown one) with the ability to also define custom ones. Css for the custom ones can be defined in theme settings or per-page css.

CSS also requires historical records, and when copying a page, the old CSS will be lost, which is troublesome. Wikijs requires a template system, which is important for quickly adding pages in some large multi class wiki systems.

Please add spoiler to visual editor

Could you implement the spoiler-function (via Details/Summary) in Visual-Editor? If you set it HTML-Mode and convert the page to Editor it gets removed.

At the moment, you can set the image orientation, for example, to the center and its size through Markdown. In the visual editor, there is no such possibility and it is not enough, since it is not convenient to carry out the conversion all the time. Will this feature be added? In addition, switching from text editing to changing a picture is not very convenient, since when you click on the image itself, it is not selected, you need to click on the picture frame.

As already defined ({.is-info}, {.is-success}...), add the possibility to create our own blockquotes types ({.is-question}, etc...).

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.

excalidraw.com is phenomenal whiteboarding app which has been designed for to support in app embedding. The file format also supports both JSON and PNG with embedded drawing data. I think this would be a perfect fit for wiki.js. Two stunning open source projects. Might be a good merge request candidate for someone willing to help the main dev. Probably possible to mimick existing draw.io implementation.