Zoho Wiki's latest update added the below goodies :

Free plan improved
- Number of wikis per free account increased from 1 to 2
- File attachment storage space for each Wiki increased from 10 MB to 25 MB
Domain and registered users permission settings
- Provide permission to your domain users (your company/organization's email domain) to create/edit/view/delete pages & post comments to your wiki. No separate invitation mail need to be sent, just signing up with Zoho is enough for accessing your wiki [a short help page explaining domain level permissions with a screencast]
- Provide permission to Zoho's registered users to create/edit/view/delete pages & post comments to your wiki
Set Permissions for Page Creation / Deletion
- Provide permission to who can create pages in your wiki
- Provide permission to who can delete pages in your wiki
Block Users
- Block users who are mis-using your wiki by Zoho User ID or user email address
New Image options
- See your latest uploaded images and thumbnail view of images
Delete file attachment versions
- Delete unwanted versions of a file attachment. Comes in handy for reclaiming attachment space [Caution: you cannot revert back your content once you delete a version]

Try the new Zoho Wiki and we would love to hear your feedback comments.

Comments

navid

04-Jun-2008 08:25 AM

hello man . why your Zoho wiki do not support rtl languages such as Persian ! when i want write a Persian text with English the stile is not suitable .please such as zoho writer let us thah change the direction . thx a lot from you for good services

Alalbany

12-Jan-2009 01:06 AM

Hello,

Thanks for the great service. The only thing that holds me back from using your service is missing RTL support in the language I write in, that is Arabic. Are you planning RTL support any time soon?

Thank you,

-Alalbany

Arvind

27-Jan-2009 08:54 AM

Sorry for the late reply. See if this blog post can be of help to you.

For Zoho Wiki, there is no RTL/LTR setting at the wiki/page level. The HTML has to be edited and dir="ltr" or dir="rtl" should be mentioned in the required HTML tags. Here's an example wiki which has both English/Hebrew text.

We'll make the setting of RTL/LTR easier.

The All New Zoho Wiki : Now for SMBs & Enterprises | Zoho Blogs

21-Apr-2009 12:25 AM
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Zoho Wiki : Improved Free Plan, Domain Level Permissions etc

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