Tabbed Settings & Extension Management
Site, Category, and Document configuration dialogs are organized into focused tabs that automatically adapt to whichever extensions are enabled on your wiki.

Navigating the Tabbed Settings Modals
- Qwiki Settings (
βοΈ Settings):- π General: Portal title, logo text/image, site default theme, Default Category (
defaultBook), revision retention count (revisionsMaxPerDoc), badge visibility (showDocTypesOnlyToAdmin),Powered by Qwikibadge, and sidebar sub-wiki display. - π Access & Security: Public vs. Private Portal (
requireLoginToView), 2FA policy (twoFactorPolicy), global social share description, and global social share image URL. - π§© Extensions: Enable or disable Page Type extensions and Utility extensions per wiki.
- π§ Email (SMTP): Outbound socket SMTP host, port, encryption, credentials, and test email tool.
- π‘ Feeds & Integrations: RSS item count, private RSS feed token, LLM Access Keys shortcut, Gemini AI Settings shortcut, and (on sub-wikis) Parent Wiki Title/URL.
- π General: Portal title, logo text/image, site default theme, Default Category (
- Edit Category (
βοΈon a folder): π General, π Access & Security, and π‘ Feeds & Features (RSS URL, Comments toggle, Talk Pages toggle). - Edit Document Details (
Edit Details): π General, π¨ Display & SEO, π Sharing & Access, and π¬ Collaboration (automatically hidden if both Comments and Talk Pages are disabled).
Managing Extensions Per Wiki (settings-tab-extensions)
Every extension under assets/extensions/ appears in βοΈ Settings β π§© Extensions, split into two groups:
- π Page Type Extensions:
page-html(HTML Document),page-form(Interactive Form). - β‘ Tools & Utilities:
tool-activity-log,tool-ai-visuals,tool-backup,tool-comments,tool-gallery,tool-gemini-assistant,tool-postbox,tool-revisions,tool-talk.
What Happens When an Extension Is Disabled
- Asset Stripping: Qwiki stops loading that extension's CSS and JavaScript (including heavy external CDN assets such as SunEditor) and hides its menu triggers and modal controls.
- Safe Read-Only Fallback: Disabling a page type such as
page-htmlorpage-formnever deletes existing filesβpreviously created HTML or Form pages remain safely viewable in read-only mode, while creation and editing controls are suppressed. - Flag Preservation: Category metadata saves preserve existing
allowComments/allowTalksettings when those extensions are temporarily turned off.