How templates works

Instead of repeating the commont layout inside each wiki page, they can get their layout from a template.

The template must contain the placeholder '{content}'. During rendering, the content of the wiki page is inserted in place of the placeholder, and the combined result is returned to the user.

There are 3 different ways of specifying the template of the page

• Specify the template explicitly using the '@template' directive, e.g. '@template blog_post', which will load the template from '.space/blog_post.wiki'.
• A wiki page inside a folder of the same name (e.g. Blogs/Blogs.wiki) will use the template '.space/default.wiki'. If you want to specify another template, either use the '@template' directive, or use the '@nodefault' directive & create your own layout.
• A wiki page inside a folder of a different name will not use any template, unless it uses the '@template' directive or the '@usedefault' directive, which will use the '.space/default.wiki'.

Example of page with custom template

@template blog_post

Content of the page with custom template

Example of page with default template

@usedefault

Content of the page with default template