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    • I don't wan't questionmaks

    Posted by Harry Uggeldahl

    What i have to do? In articles when user use capital and small letters in one word there is question mark end of it. I know that is link to possible linkpage, but my user don't need it, so what to do?

    ... H@rtsa

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    Posted by Marc Laporte
    Deactivate WikiWords in wiki admin panel
    Posted by Peter

    > Deactivate WikiWords in wiki admin panel

    odd that when Wiki feature is disabled; Wikiwords can stil lbe enabled - yet since feature is disabled; can't get to Wiki Admin page to disable WikiWords.

    mmm.. i wonder how many othe things are being set when i think i don't need to worry about them....

    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee

    > > Deactivate WikiWords in wiki admin panel
    >
    > odd that when Wiki feature is disabled; Wikiwords can stil lbe enabled - yet since feature is disabled; can't get to Wiki Admin page to disable WikiWords.

    With Tiki features having some degree of integration, users might want a certain functionality or syntax even though the feature where their control is is disabled. For example, although you might not want to use wiki pages, you might still want wiki syntax available in other features. For the most flexibility, you'd want to be able to turn features and feature details on and off separately. I haven't actually looked at how often this happens, but it may be what's behind that design choice, or else it's just the matter of features and details being set independently of each other.

    > mmm.. i wonder how many othe things are being set when i think i don't need to worry about them....

    I suggest scanning through the admin pages (there's not really that many of them) just to check what's activated and what isn't. (Actually I've found things I didn't know I could do with Tiki just by checking out the checkboxes 😉.) If something's on that you want off, or vice versa, just make the change; no need to wonder and worry.

    -- Gary