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authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]
authpdo: Statement did not return 'name' attribute [auth.php:493]

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tutorial [2024/03/22 20:36] – Fixed error. ProdigalFrogtutorial [2024/05/14 23:08] (current) – Removed workaround for sidebar edit, added segment for using the pencil icon. ProdigalFrog
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 Once you've created your :start page for your community, you'll likely want to fill it with links and information. Once you've created your :start page for your community, you'll likely want to fill it with links and information.
  
-To edit a page or sidebar, you can use the top right drop-down menu (the little slide-y controls icon) and select "edit this page". +To edit a page or sidebar, click the little pencil icon found on the top right of an editable area.
  
-Once in the editor, you'll be able to use Markup to create links and formatting for your document, or switch to the Visual Editor and use the editor buttons to accomplish the same thing.+{{:pencil_edit.png?400&nolink}}
  
-For editing the sidebar/menu of your wiki, you'll need to manually navigate to your wiki's main menu page from the address bar, which you can do by adding :mainmenu to the end of your community name. In the case of Buyitforlife, it would look like \buyitforlife:mainmenu+Alternatively, you can use the top right drop-down menu (the little slide-y controls icon) and select "edit this page".
  
-{{::bifl_menu_example.png?nolink&400|}}+{{::edit_menu.png?400&nolink}}
  
-Once there, you'll be able to edit the menu by using the drop-down menu mentioned earlier, at the top right of the screen.+Once in the editor, you'll be able to use Markup to create links and formatting for your document, or switch to the Visual Editor and use the editor buttons to accomplish the same thing.
  
 Let's open that Buyitforlife menu and see what the markup looks like. Let's open that Buyitforlife menu and see what the markup looks like.
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 {{::bifl_menu.png?400&nolink}} {{::bifl_menu.png?400&nolink}}
  
-As we can see, encapsulating something in double brackets and adding a pipe symbol creates lets us create links to new pages on your wiki. Lets apply those changes and see what happens to the side menu.+As we can see, encapsulating something in double brackets and adding a pipe symbol creates lets us create links to new pages on your wiki. Let's apply those changes and see what happens to the side menu.
  
 {{:bifl_menu_example_2.png?400&nolink}} {{:bifl_menu_example_2.png?400&nolink}}
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