Wiki.js

There can be an option of showing "Related pages list" in the bottom of each page based on the related tags and page contents. It will help the user keep browsing related pages without any further changes from the author/site owner.

Could we add a side-scrolling option to the wiki page? Please? Including a table with more info from left to right is hard to read, we have to zoom out to read the content in the left.

Hi! Maybe I didn't notice such a function as sorting pages alphabetically, date of creation/modification or optional. Is there no such function? That would be great!

Use-case: A large documentation with many different products that's open for everyone (no auth), but we want to be able to filter the navigation for the user when they enter the documentation, something similar to a query parameter in the URL. Default could always be to show everything, then if a filter is passed with the request, filter the navigation by that instead.

Please add an option that will redirect users to home (locale specific) when they switch locale for a page that doesnt exist in that language.

If possible I like to show no navigation for my users. I link the content for educational reasons so I prefer that the users can't see already the solutions by browsing over the directories. But as "manager" of the pages I like to see it for my own. So if possible it would be great if you can adapt the navigation configuration in a way, that we are able to "turn off navigation at all, but show menu for the following group(s).

If i go through folders in left side navigation and open a page which is also a folder the folder closes in the left side navigation and has to be opened again. Can this behavior be changed i would like to have it remain opened.

Have the possibility to have canonical tags: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/consolidate-duplicate-urls#why-it-matters

There is a problem that if the source is markdown, then later the URL of the entry on the wiki, has the extension .md in it, or there are problems with the operation. I wish there was an option that when implementing wiki entries, the files had the extension truncated, so that inside the wiki there are clean urls, without extensions, and without any problems or ambiguities.

When the page titles are too long, their names in the sidebar are truncated and not useful. Given that the page name should help to quickly choose the proper page, it could be useful to add a hint (in fact, the html title attribute) showing the full name of the page.