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== Additional download ==
[[File:Process map.png|alt=Process map with management, core and supporting processes|thumb|400x400px|Example process map]]
You can upload an example process map to your wiki.


[https://en.wiki.bluespice.com/w/nsfr_img_auth.php/3/3a/Process_map.png Process map.png]


===Elements of this start page===
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== Elements of this start page ==
From top to bottom of the page, you can find the following contents:
From top to bottom of the page, you can find the following contents:
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{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;" data-ve-attributes="{"style":"width: 100%;"}"

Revision as of 11:07, 29 January 2024

This template provides a good starting layout for the homepage of the wiki for a small or medium-sized company.

Importing the template

The import file is included in the archive file Startpage Management System.zip. Unpack the zip file first.

On the page Special:Import follow these steps:

  1. Select file and choose Startpage Management System.xml.
  2. Enter an Interwiki prefix. Since this field is required, simply add hw (for hallowelt).
  3. Keep the selection Import to default locations.
  4. Click Upload file... .

The template is now available in your wiki.


Pages included in the import

The xml import creates the following files in your wiki:

  • Help:Startpage Management System
  • Help:Startpage Management System/Banner
  • Help:Startpage Management System/Contact
  • Help:Startpage Management System/Events
  • Help:Startpage Management System/How we document
  • Help:Startpage Management System/Iconnav
  • Help:Startpage Management System/New pages
  • Help:Startpage Management System/Process map
  • Help:Startpage Management System/Recent changes
  • Template:Bannerbox
  • Template:Bannerbox/styles.css
  • Template:Dropdown
  • Template:Dropdown/styles.css
  • Template:Image cards
  • Template:Image cards/end
  • Template:Image cards/start
  • Template:Image cards/styles.css
  • Template:Startpage
  • Template:Startpage/styles.css

Additional download

Process map with management, core and supporting processes
Example process map

You can upload an example process map to your wiki.

Process map.png

Elements of this start page

From top to bottom of the page, you can find the following contents:

Section Subpage Content type Description
Banner Banner Template The banner parameters are described on the Banner download page.
Iconnav Iconnav Template The icon nav uses FontAwesome icons out of the box. Up to BlueSpice 4.2, those are not included as an extension. In this case they have to be replaced with Bootstrap Icons or an external reference to FontAwesome has to be added to MediaWiki:Common.css (if allowed by the security policies of the company). The parameters are described on the Image cards download page.
How we document our processes How we document Text You can add any text you like.
Events Events Text Simple static table with example events. You can add links to wiki pages or replace the entire table with your own content.
Contact info Contact Text, Tag:profileimage Content can be edited directly on the page. Double-click on the profile image tag to change the user name for the contact avatar.
Process map Process map Draw.io, Text The process map uses the draw.io extension (pre-bundled in BlueSpice pro) to show an editable process map. In BlueSpice free, you can simply upload a static image and add it to the page.

Below the process map is an accessible (barrier-free) text-based list of all processes (replace these with your own static or dynamic process list).

New pages New pages Smartlist Uses the the SmartList tag to show the latest 5 pages that were added to the wiki.

Click on the SmartList and select Edit to change its options.

Recent changes Recent changes Smartlist Uses the the SmartList tag to show the latest 5 pages that were edited.

Click on the SmartList and select Edit to change its options.



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