I tried BookWiki! :)

[IGitSylvia]

Hi, Marco, @taviroquai, I just wanted to let you know that I gave your BookWIki a try in my local dev setup up. I wanted to give you some feedback to perhaps encourage you to make this project active because YOU DO have the right foundation and Idea. Using Slim, Bootstrap, and RedBeanPHP was genius! :)

• Upgrade default template to Bootstrap 3. Use their CDN.
• Allow the changing on bootstrap themes based on Bootswatch. Use their CDN and use "flatly" as the default.
• Don't theme the app, yourself :) I can tell designing is not your number "one" forte.
• Try your very best not to write your own css, but instead use ALL bootstrap 3 css, and when necessary just override them.
• Currently your tags are delimited by spaces and you should change that commas instead so that phrases can be used as well. One word tags for a wiki are pretty much worthless as a feature.
• Allow for the dates to be formatted differently on the settings.
• Upgrade your js to (at least) jquery 1.9.0, which is the minimum for Bootstrap 3.
• Have the dummy content be optional.
• If they do choose your dummy content, place your documentation there.
• Either way, make sure you have some documentation.
• I didn't know how to login as admin. So, I tried admin and admin and that worked, but I didn't see any admin options meant for the admin only.
• Multi language wikis are not the norm. The multi language feature should be a switchable feature.

If you start the project again, I can help you out! :)

[taviroquai]

Thank you @IGitSylvia for your suggestions :)

I will consider them and see if I have some time to work on it...

[taviroquai]

Hi @IGitSylvia

Some updates have been made.

1. Upgrade to Bootstrap 3
2. Defaults with Flaty theme
3. Tags delimited by commas
4. Add date format setting on installer
5. Rich text editor replaced by https://github.com/steveathon/bootstrap-wysiwyg