Create New Document

The title of your document (will be displayed as H1)
URL-friendly name (no spaces, use dashes)
Path where to create document (optional, use forward slashes to create subdirectories)

Move/Rename Document

Current location of the document
New path for the document (including the slug)
This only changes the document's path. It does not modify the document's title (H1 heading).

Delete Document

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Warning: If this is a folder, all contents including subfolders and documents will be deleted.

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Attachments

Allowed file types: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, svg, webp, txt, log, csv, zip, pdf, docx, xlsx, pptx, mp4 (Max: 1MB)

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Document History

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Preview

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Wiki Settings

Language for the user interface
Number of versions to keep per document. Set to 0 to disable versioning.
Maximum allowed file size for uploads in MB.

User Management

Add New User

Leave empty to keep current password

Import markdown files from a ZIP archive. Files will be processed and stored in the appropriate document structure. Directory structure in the ZIP (category/subcategory) will be preserved in the wiki.

Upload a ZIP file containing markdown (.md) files to import.

Add Column

Usage

Creating Content

  1. Log in with admin credentials
  2. Use the "New" button to create a new document
  3. Write content using Markdown syntax
  4. Save your document

Organizing Content

LeoMoon Wiki-Go allows you to organize content in a hierarchical structure:

  1. Create directories to group related documents
  2. Use the move/rename feature to reorganize content when in edit mode
  3. Navigate through your content using the sidebar or breadcrumbs

Using Kanban Boards

LeoMoon Wiki-Go supports interactive Kanban boards for project management and task tracking. You can transform any document into a visual project board.

Creating a Kanban Board

There are two ways to create a kanban board:

Method 1: Create New Kanban Document

  1. Click the "New" button to create a new document
  2. In the document creation dialog, select "Kanban Board" as the document type
  3. Enter your document name and location
  4. The document will be automatically created with kanban layout and basic structure

Method 2: Convert Existing Document

  1. Open an existing document and enter edit mode
  2. Position your cursor where you want the kanban board to be inserted
  3. Click the "Add Kanban" button in the editor toolbar
  4. The kanban frontmatter and basic board structure will be added at the cursor position
  5. Save the document to apply the kanban layout

Method 3: Manual Setup

  1. Create a new document or edit an existing one
  2. Add the following frontmatter at the top of your document:
    ---
    layout: kanban
    ---
    
  3. Structure your content using the following format:
    # Your Project Title
    
    #### Project Board Name (optional)
    
    ##### To Do
    - [ ] Task 1
    - [ ] Task 2 with **formatting**
    - [ ] Task with [links](https://example.com)
    
    ##### In Progress
    - [ ] Current task
    - [ ] Another active task
      - [ ] Sub-task 1
      - [ ] Sub-task 2
    
    ##### Done
    - [x] Completed task
    - [x] Another finished task
    

Working with Kanban Boards

Managing Columns

Best Practices

Attaching Files

You can attach files to any document:

  1. Navigate to the document and enter edit mode
  2. Click the "Attachments"
  3. Upload files using the upload button
  4. Use "Files" tab to insert links to files in your document

Using Comments

The commenting system allows users to provide feedback and engage in discussions:

  1. Navigate to any document
  2. Scroll to the comments section at the bottom
  3. Authenticated users can add comments using Markdown syntax
  4. Administrators can delete any comments
  5. Comments can be disabled system-wide through the admin settings panel

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