Yada Wiki

The plugin has been tested and updated to work with Beaver Builder. By default Beaver Builder does not show 3rd party buttons in the Text Editor module, but you can enter the shortcodes manually. The sidebar widget works with the Beaver Builder widget module.
Can I nest shortcodes or include multiple TOC Category shortcodes on the same page?
You can include regular wiki link shortcodes in your TOC. You can also add multiple TOC Category shortcodes to a regular wiki page. Adding TOC shortcodes to the TOC page, or adding TOC Category shortcodes to the TOC page does not work.
Why don't I see all of the categories when I output an index of categories?
Empty categories, with no wiki pages or child categories assigned, are excluded. Also, the index of a category or all categories only goes down to one level of child categories.
Why is there the option to sort the category index by slug?
Some people may have categories that are people's names, such as book authors. The alternate ability to sort by slug gives some flexibility for custom sorting if, for example, you use the author's last name for the slug.
How can I display the custom tags and categories?
You can use the tag cloud widget to display the wiki custom tags. There are also plugins in the WordPress repository that will allow you to display custom categories (or taxonomies).
How do I control comment options?
Yada Wiki does not support comments by default. There is a Yada Wiki sub-menu under the main settings menu where you can enable comment options and set defaults for new wiki pages.
After upgrading the plugin the wiki editor buttons are gone. How do I get them back?
The way the buttons are loaded was changed in version 2. If you do not see the buttons you may need to clear your browser cache.
Is the plugin compatible with WordPress multisite?
The plugin is not compatible with multisite.
Can I use custom permalinks?
The wiki links are based on links to wiki page titles, so it is expected that you will use the "Post name" type of permalink structure. You can change the URL slug for links from 'wiki' to another word of your choice on the Yada Wiki settings page.
How can I change the colors of the wiki links?
When rendered on the viewed page, wiki links are given a CSS class related to their post status (published, draft, etc). You can override the default colors in your style sheet. This is a convenience for those with edit permissions who might not realize that wiki articles have not been published. Note that WordPress permissions still control what posts can actually be viewed, this is just related to the display of wiki links. The classes are:

.wikilink-new (post does not exist - a link to create it)
.wikilink-trash (post is in the trash - just text, no link)
.wikilink-pending (post has the status of "draft", "auto-draft", "pending", or "future" - a regular link)
.wikilink-private (post has a status of "private" - a regular link)
.wikilink-published (the post is published - a regular link)
.wikilink-other (default if not one of the above. Applied to posts with a custom post status or to those with a status of "inherit" - a regular link)

.wikilink-no-edit (post does not yet exist or the post has the status of "trash", "draft", "auto-draft", "pending", or "future" - just text, no link)
.wikilink-published (the post is published - a regular link)
.wikilink-private (post has a status of "private" - a regular link)
.wikilink-other (default if not one of the above. Applied to posts with a custom post status or to those with a status of "inherit" - a regular link)

The "ul" tag has a class of "wiki-cat-list"
The "li" tag has a class of "wiki-cat-item"
The link to the category in the "li" tag has the class of "wiki-cat-link"

Is the plugin compatible with Gutenberg? Can I use it with the Gutenberg editor?
As of Yada Wiki version 3.1, the Gutenberg editor is disabled on Wiki pages by default. There is a setting to enable it, but there are no Wiki blocks and no buttons to make it easier to add shortcodes.