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Thanks triplemoons.

Having tried wordpress wiki, wikipress and dashboard-tiddly, I think i’ll go back to mediawiki for building up a wiki site.

its drawback is very heavy loading and resource hungry, but its features are known to many potential users. It takes time to learn a whole new system.

And i’ve just tried to modify a skin (theme) for mediawiki. It’s not as difficult as imagined. Some php and css knowledge is good enough.

one of the greatest reasons for Chinese companies to use WordPress as a corporate cms. Great job, Ono Oogami!

Will Ono keep updating this plugin? If so, could you please consider these improvements?
– Remember the character set that users choose, so that they don’t have to click the button in every page.
– ajax support, like Google Ajax Translation made by Libin Pan (another Chinese?)
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/google-ajax-translation/

Thanks.

I’ve registered an account there and wondering:
1. where to make a new post?
2. can i users add their own category?
3. is it possible to change the theme for dashboard? It seems too complicated for average users.

Btw, the ISP you’re using seems extremely slow….

thanks very much!

thanks a lot!

voila! it’s so simple. thanks Michael!

thanks everybody and t31os! I think i’ll go for WP and try the code you said.

I’m not familar with CSS, so could you tell me which CSS is the target to go?

sorry for being exaggerated. It’s not really a library, but it’s just 200 fictions written by our community. Some fictions have as many as 50 chapters.

When people open a fiction, i want them to see a chapter list first, which can be made easily by HTML.

Now they can click a particular chapter and the content is shown.

What’s tricky to me is that I want to show a chapter list in each content page of a fiction too.

On the front page, I also want to let my users to sort the fiction list by popularity, date added, and even writers’ name.

Is it possible to do it with WP?

I’ve installed WP (and joomla too) before this thread actually. What’s impressive is that WP has extra-ordinarily simple and minimalistic style for the whole installation process.

When I took a look on some PHP scripts, it seems to me that further modification on PHP is a lot simpler in WP than in Joomla, although not 100% sure yet.

yes, I thought of this too. WP’s forum is good enough for my community, and i don’t need anything about ecommerce too. I’ve heard that, as Joomla is too powerful, you have to spend many hours to modify the code to show the appearance you want. So I want to make sure if WP is really not my choice. It’d be a great regret for me if I found WP could be my choice but i had taken joomla….

So all WP experts, please advise me. My small library has about one hundred fictions, some of them can have more than 50 chapters. It seems to me that WP is not good at handling these fiction-style page (with chapters). What do you think ?

Thanks a lot!

thanks RoseCitySister! it solved my problem now.