Wiki.js

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.

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

current table designs is not appealing, would be col if table structure is similar to that of confluence wiki

Recently I checked the code for diagrams aka drawio and noticed that they implemented dark mode, but the embed view does not show it properly to change it. By adding &ui=dark in the embed URL, will apply dark mode theme. Maybe can be consistent with WikiJS dark mode implementation so does apply when the user uses this mode.

Please add support for Markdown Definition Lists: https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#definition-lists

My colleagues and I are developing wiki using your framework and were looking for a feature that exsits on Wikipedia. The pop-out information box that appears when hovering over a link to another page on the wiki (see attached photo). This would be very valueable in order to give readers small nuggets of information about relevant/linked terms or concepts without them having to leave the page they are currently browsing. We believe this will be a very usefull feature for many users, and in particular for the readers of the wiki!

The print function is great for saving individual pages, but for archiving reasons there should be a print function for the entire wiki.

As an user I'd like to be able to mark texts or links as copiable. So , when I click on the copiable text or link, it is sent to clipboard. That feature could be implemented with inline html, such as: <span class="copyable">To be sent to clip board</span> Cheers

Wiki.js already supports PlantUml and the AsciiDoc editor. Unfortunately, PlantUml is only supported in Markdown pages. It would be great to have PlantUml support also in AsciiDoc pages

It would be nice to have a possibility to switch to the printable view via url parameters, e.g. www.mywikijs.com/en/home?view=printable will generate the page in Print Format, whereas www.mywikijs.com/en/home will keep displaying the page as it currently is.