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2. support.microsoft.com › en-us › officeCreate and edit a wiki - Microsoft Support

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   Click Settings and then click Add an app. On the Your Apps page, type Wiki into the search field and click Search . Note: You can also scroll though the apps to find Wiki Page Library. Click Wiki Page Library. In the Name box, type a name for the new wiki page library, such as Wiki Pages. Click Create.

3. support.shortpoint.com › support › solutionsHow to Create Wiki Pages and Page Libraries in SharePoint

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   Feb 27, 2024 · Open the library and go to the Page tab. Find the button called View All Pages and click it to see all the pages in this library. Choose Files from the ribbon, and click the button NewDocument . Now type the name for your new wiki page, and click the Create button.

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   How do I create a wiki page library?

   • If you prefer to manage your wiki separately, you can create a wiki page library. On the Your Apps page, type Wiki into the search field and click Search . Note: You can also scroll though the apps to find Wiki Page Library. Click Wiki Page Library. In the Name box, type a name for the new wiki page library, such as Wiki Pages. Click Create.

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   How do I create a wiki?

   • On the Your Apps page, type Wiki into the search field and click Search . Note: You can also scroll though the apps to find Wiki Page Library. Click Wiki Page Library. In the Name box, type a name for the new wiki page library, such as Wiki Pages. Click Create. In the Contents list, click the new wiki to open it.

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   What is a wiki page library?

   • Wiki page library A wiki page library is tailored to managing wiki pages and includes special commands on the ribbon for managing page history, permissions, and incoming links to pages. A site owner can create a wiki page library on most sites and get many of the benefits of a traditional wiki.

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   How do I create a wiki page in SharePoint?

   • Depending on the version of SharePoint you are using, follow the appropriate steps: On the SharePoint classic site: 1. Navigate to your Wiki Page Library. 2. Click on "New" in the ribbon at the top of the page. 3. Select "Wiki Page" from the drop-down menu. 4.

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5. www.powertechtips.com › create-wiki-page-sharepointHow To Create a Wiki Page on SharePoint - Power Tech Tips

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   Follow these steps to create a wiki page from the site page library. Login to your Office 365 account. Click on the App launcher at the top left corner of the home page. Click on SharePoint; This will take you to your SharePoint account in a new window. Click on your preferred Team site or any other site you want to create your wiki page.

6. scribehow.com › library › sharepoint-wikiHow to Build a Sharepoint Wiki: Step-by-Step Guide | Scribe

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   Building a SharePoint wiki involves creating a wiki page library, adding metadata, creating page templates, and adding rich content with webparts.

7. www.mrsharepoint.guru › modern-sharepoint-wikiModern SharePoint Wiki Knowledge Base, Wiki Pages

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   • Organize your knowledge base wiki on the site pages library. For the knowledge base wiki, let’s use the site pages library, a place that stores all the pages in your SharePoint site.
   • Create the wiki page template. Creating a page template for your knowledge base wiki articles is the best way to go. You would be able to save time by using a template instead of creating a new page each time.
   • Create wiki pages for your knowledge base. When you go back to the site pages library, you will now see the template page you created. To start creating a new wiki page, open the template page.
   • Create a new view for the library. Your site pages library might look a little messy especially if you have a lot of metadata columns. This is why creating a new view with filters and sorting is a good practice.

8. www.mrsharepoint.guru › sharepoint-enterprise-wikiSharePoint Enterprise Wiki Guide: Classic to Modern Sites

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   Sep 30, 2022 · Table of Contents: [ show] Creating an enterprise wiki site. Have you tried creating an enterprise wiki site before through the classic experience? It’s still possible to do so now. However, sites and pages created using the enterprise wiki template don’t work with the modern experience.

9. steveknutson.blog › 2021/08/23 › create-a-modernCreate a Modern SharePoint Wiki – SharePoint lightbulb moments

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   Aug 23, 2021 · Start by creating a home page. This is the top level of the Wiki. Add quick links to provide access to the next level of content. Wiki home page – text webpart + Quick links in a vertical section. Next create a Page Template for second level pages. In my example, Library, Teams, Technology, Finance, and Warehouse.