How

The quickest way to edit content is go to a page and click on the Edit tab at the top. That will bring up the editor. The V-Wiki is based on PmWiki and documentation for editing is on the side bar. The WikiSandbox is a practice page you can use to try out editing. There is link to that on the side bar also.

Adding Content

To add content means adding a page. This is very simple. The page must have a link, so go to a page where this would make the most sense. If that is a brand new topic, go to the Topics page. If it is related to another topic, go to that page.

A link to a page looks like this [[VDrums/Topics]].
The basic format is [[category/name]].
On this site the category should always be VDrums. Other categories require a password to edit and only the administrators have that. Also, you can omit the category, like this [[name]]. If the link is created within the VDrums category it will, by default, be in the VDrums category also.

Once you create a link, save your edits and it will be available to click on. If the page doesn't exist, when you click on it, it will be created and you will be sent to the editor. Add some content and save.

You can also create a link out of existing text. Let's imagine a page looks like this.

You should go to the topics page first.

Add a link to topics.

You should go to the [[VDrums/topics]] page first.

Now it looks like this.

You should go to the topics page first.

Notice how the word topics is now a link to the topics page.

Adding Images

On a page, click on the Attach tab at the top.
Click on the Browse button to select a file and then give it a name. We would prefer that it be given the same name as the file name. i.e. if the file is C:\My Photos\TD-30.jpg, you name it TD-30.jpg.
Now upload the file. There is a limit of 50K for the file size and the file extension can only be one of the following:

gif, jpg, jpeg, png, bmp, ico , wbmp

Once you file is uploaded simply the add this code to your page:
Attach:TD-30.jpg

To give it tool tip text, simple add the text after the name
Attach:TD-30.jpg"TD-30"

If you want the text to wrap around an image, simpple use %lfloat% or %rfloat% in front of the image.
%lfloat Attach:TD-30.jpg"TD-30"
%rfloat Attach:TD-30.jpg"TD-30"

You can also use an image as a link.
[[VDrums/TD-30 | Attach:TD-30.jpg"TD-30"]]