WP PukiWiki

PukiWiki is a PHP-based Wiki. PukiWiki features headings, quotations, lists of various types, preformatted texts, images, footnotes, hyperlinks, smileys, and many others.

WP PukiWiki allow the WordPress author to use PukiWiki-style Wiki syntax in writing posts and pages. The screenshots give you some idea. Visit the main site for more information.

Requirements

• Working PukiWiki system accessible from the Internet.
• WP PukiWiki: WP PukiWiki uses PHP’s Curl API. Turn it on if this feature is missing on your site.

1. Setup PukiWiki and make it accessible via http from your WordPress hosting server. PukiWiki can be obtained from PukiWiki official site. If you already have a running PukiWiki you can use that site. WP PukiWiki uses a PukiWiki system to translate Wiki syntax to HTML but WP PukiWiki does not modify PukiWiki at all. Therefore, it is safe to use your existing PukiWiki system.
2. Obtain and unzip wp-pukiwiki.zip.
3. Open wp-pukiwiki.php with a text editor and modify the definition for WPPW_URL so that it points to the URL of your PukiWiki site.
4. Upload the wp-pukiwiki folder/directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress hosting server.
5. Activate the plugin.

You can find more information from the WP PukiWiki main site. It offers more detailed installation instructions, examples, manual, and more.

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   Make a region of your writing enclosed by pseudo pukiwiki tags (<pukiwiki> and </pukiwiki>) and you can use PukiWiki syntax in writing your documents.

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   Given the above example filled in the WordPress textfield, produced is this page view. Simple, isn't it?