Using Sqwee

Editing pages
Saving pages
Reverting pages
Quick save feature
Creating new pages
Deleting pages
Linking pages
Namespaces/Directories
Searching

Editing

There are two areas on a page which may be edited. You can edit them by clicking the 'Edit' button. The pages you create can use Textile or HTML or both. A great reference guide to Textile can be found here.

The first section is the navigation section on the left (by default). This section will appear on every page, so it is probably best to put some links in it to pages you commonly use.

The other section is the main part of each page.

Saving

To save a page, click the 'Save' button. Doing so will save the new contents of the page and make the old contents the prior revision. This will then show you your new page.

Reverting

Clicking the 'Revert' button changes the page back to the previously saved version. Sqwee only retains a single previous revision.
Note this is not quite the same as undo. If you simply want undo functionality, try Ctrl+Z. This will not undo reverts, however.

Quick save

Quick save works exactly the same as saving the page, but leaves you in 'edit' mode. That means that if you quick save, then revert, you will have the page that was saved or quick saved last. It also means that if you quick save, then cancel, the page is still saved. If you quick save, change the page, then cancel, the changes since the quick save will be lost.

Creating Pages

To create a new page, click the 'New' button. At the top, enter the title you wish the page to have. This will appear as a link at the top of the page and will also be how you refer to the page in links.
Note: Be careful when using special characters. There is currently no filtering of page names, which means you can get into trouble when using (for example) forward slashes (/) in a page title.

The page content goes in the text area.

Click 'Save' to save the page, or 'Cancel' if you decide not to create this new page.

Deleting Pages

To delete a page, click the 'Delete' button. You will be asked to confirm it. There are two ways to link to a page within Sqwee. The first is:

[[Name of Page]]

Which will create a link with the text 'Name of Page' which goes to a page named 'Name of Page' (this is case-sensitive!)

The second way is:

"Check out this nifty page!":[[Name of Page]]

Which is a lot like how Textile links work and also how links look on many Wikis.

If you create a link to a page which does not yet exist, clicking on it gives you the opportunity to create the new page. That way you can create the links first and fill in the pages later.

Namespaces/Directories

Imagine you have a page for 'Dogs', but you also want a page for 'Grooming Dogs', 'Feeding Dogs', and 'Training Dogs'. While you could create those exact pages, it might make more sense to create the following structure: 

			-Dogs
			 | 
			  --Grooming
			  |
			  --Feeding
			  |
			  --Training
You can do this is Sqwee by using a colon (':') in your links. For example, on the 'Dogs' page, you might have:

"Grooming":[[Dogs:Grooming]]
"Feeding":[[Dogs:Feeding]]
"Training":[[Dogs:Training]]
These can be nested arbitrarily deep, so you can also create pages for different kinds of training:

[[Dogs:Training:Agility]]
[[Dogs:Training:Obedience]]
Now, if you wanted to create another page for feedings cats, you can:

[[Cats:Training]]

It will not interfere with the other 'Training' page. You can use the search box available on every page to search your Sqwee page. This is a simple text search which searches the raw text (not HTML) version of your pages. A blank search will return all pages.