The Point-and-Click editor is a much simpler way to create wiki pages. Editors of your wiki do not need to learn WikiStyle, but instead can edit pages just like they would if they were doing word processing – in the editor, text and graphics look exactly like they will look when viewed on the wiki page. Even better, you can use PBwiki Plugins to easily insert a shared calendar, a YouTube video, stock chart, photo slideshow, or almost anything else. It's easier to use your PBwiki than ever before.
WikiStyle (old editor)

Point-and-Click (new editor)
Yes. When you’re in editing mode, a link in the upper right will let you switch between the WikiStyle editor or the Point-and-Click editor. You can choose whichever editing style works best for you, and you can change your mind any time.

Currently you may use the Point-and-Click editor with IE or Firefox. We’re working on being able to support Safari in the near future. Therefore, a wiki editor trying to use Safari to edit in Point-and-Click mode will be automatically switched to WikiStyle edit mode.
The editors of your wiki will automatically be presented the editor you chose when you created the wiki (Point-and-Click or Wikistyle) but if the user clicks the link in the upper right of the editing page in order to change to the other editing style, the browser cookie they’ve received from PBwiki will make a note of which style they prefer to use. Every time they log in and edit a page, their preferred editing interface will be presented to them.
Since the Point-and-Click editing mode is an accurate representation of how your page will look when it’s being viewed, the preview button is no longer necessary!
The recommended way to create a new page is to do so while in editing mode. It’s possible to click the “new page” button while in viewing mode, but this new page will not automatically be linked to any other page on your wiki and can only be found by clicking the “Show All Pages” link if you forget to add a link to it on an existing wiki page.
To create a new page in editing mode:





Unlike most other wiki solutions, there is no limit to the number of pages you may create. If, however, we find that you've used a script to automatically create 50,000 pages about Viagra, we might have a chat with you about your use of the service. But we don't limit people who are not deliberately trying to abuse our service.



Yes. In the Point-and-Click editor, if you put brackets around a word, the editor will put a blue underline under that word. If you right click on the word, you’ll be presented with the option to make the word a link – either for one time only, or permanently. If you choose to make this a permanent setting, the browser cookie you received from PBwiki will make note of this choice and will remember it every time you edit your wiki.
After using brackets

Right-clicking on blue line under bracketed word
Yes. HTML can be pasted into the editor window itself, but it is more likely to work the way you want it to if you follow these steps:






This button is for the tech-savvy editors who want to see the HTML code showing what’s going on “behind the scenes” on the wiki page being edited. The average editor probably won’t need to use this button. If you accidentally click it, simply click it again to return to the normal look of the Point-and-Click editor.
Source Button

What the source looks like in the editing window













Note: If you don’t highlight a word before clicking “Link”, the editor will insert the entire web address into the page as the link, as shown below.




Note: If you don’t highlight a word before clicking “Link”, the system will insert the entire email address into the page as the link, as seen below.




Note: If you want to see a list of your files and pictures without going into editing mode, click the “files” button while viewing the wiki. From here you may also rename and delete files or pictures.




Note: If you want to see a list of your files and pictures without going into editing mode, click the “files” button while viewing the wiki. From here you may also rename and delete files or pictures.
See this page.
Your ability to upload will come back after a few minutes. I'll take a minute or two here to explain why this happened and what you can do to avoid it.
PBwiki offers a basic free web service to thousands and thousands of users. Some of the users, unfortunately, are what you might call "spammers".
When spammers gain control of one of our wikis, they can cause a great deal of damage on the internet to other people and our own good reputation. We had to do something about it.
We've implemented some aggressive spam filters that are mistakenly blocking out legitimate use of our service. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, we know about this, and we plan on improving it.
Specifically, if you upload HTML or Java Script files, you may be targeted by our spam filters and blocked for 10 or 15 minutes. After the blocking time is up, you'll have access to your file uploads again.
If you're using a Premium multiuser wiki, there may be a separate Contributor password, which is different than the Admin password. If you created the wiki, make sure you're using the Admin password - it should say at the bottom of the screen whether you're logged in as an Admin or a Contributor. If you're logged in as the wrong one, log out, then log in again using the right password for the role. If you're not the creator of the wiki, contact the administrator to obtain the Admin password.
No. Everything you put on your site remains yours. Our Privacy Policy makes this clear. You can copyright your works however you wish.

Simple! Just edit the page called SideBar (click on "Show All Pages" at the bottom of your wiki to find it). If the page exists, its contents will be displayed as a SideBar on every wiki page on your site!
If the SideBar does not exist, then just create a new page and name it 'SideBar', spelling it exactly as we have.






They're simple text labels that describe a page; for example, "animals" or "cooking tips." Check it out by logging into your wiki and looking at the bottom-left box. You'll see the ability to add multiple tags to each page. Plus, you can add/delete tags right from the wiki page.
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