How to Create a Company Wiki with Microsoft Sharepoint 2019

Microsoft Sharepoint is an internal wiki tool for Office 365 users and allows users to organize information trapped in chat applications and plan ahead. This feature will be hosted by Matt from Collaboration Coach, a fantastic YouTube channel covering Microsoft resources inside Office 365.

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[henrymason]

GOD DAMN. This was so good. The guys voice is lovely. His points are super clear, the editing to highlight the mouse at important parts was lovely. 5/5

[frankchen]

The title shows SP2019, but the content is for SPO. SP2019 doesn't have page template for modern site.

[SimonJackson]

Anyone had an issue where they cant change the Page Details --> Wiki Page yes/no checkbox?
Mine appears as a disabled checkbox and not a toggle as shown in the video

[KT-iboe]

@11:06 There is a quick link to add the page to your navigation bar.

[wytechnology]

good stuff. Unfortunately, certain critical features on this training were not available due to the author working in sharepoint online, not sharepoint 2019. Sharepoint 2019 is missing some of these features, such as page template, page details web part, list details web part, etc.

[Digitalkryme]

Worked perfectly for creating a wiki for a department at work, Great how to :)

[Ingrid-szpg]

Hello! I am using this video to set ut a wiki for my
colleagues. im refering to 10:18 in the video. I have done everything like you said. Revmoved grouping. But when i put the libraryback in the page its liket the filtering i made is gone to only show the yes pages is gone. Can you help me?

[carstenrosenkrantzandersen]

Thank you so much - I have a problem with the filter of the wiki-setting. Everytime I start over, I have to click the yes- selection again in the filter. Do you know how I can change that?

[chrisfairless]

This was helpful, however would have been more so if you showed how you can produce a search feature which only searches the pages you have marked as Wiki.

[lisaberry]

Fantastic video! It's easier then I thought. Thank you for the 101 teaching!

[igormendonca]

Hi there!

Awesome tutorial!! I work in a company which uses Sharepoint, and I am thinking about proposing a wiki knowledge base.

One thing I missed in your tutorial, though, is these user experiences:

(1) How another user would edit already created wiki page and, in doing so, is there an easy way to hyperlink all pages, such as what happens in traditional wikis? For instance the use of double brackets [[ to create hyperlinks and new pages. I know that OneNote has this feature, so I hope Microsoft might have expanded it to sharepoint.

(2) Accessing the wiki page without the need to access the sharepoint's library. I saw that you created a link in Sharepoint's sidebar. What would happen if I add this link to, say, an Intranet page for the company.

Are these easy to develop? Or is there another tutorial where I could research about this?

I never used Sharepoint before (only as a front end user), and I would like to pitch a project for our Innovation Management Team.

Kind regards!!

[Cameojoe]

Really good video. However, I ran into an odd snag right at the beginning. For some reason the page details page doesn't list any of the custom properties I created. It just says "There are no custom properties available." I went back to Site Pages and created a few additional custom properties. A choice column and single line of text column. NONE of these are showing up as a property I can attach to my pages. Any idea what is going on here?

[davidvella]

So helpful!

Best Tutorial I came across about this.

Thank you so much for uploading this!

[LetBBB]

Was just happily folling your video to create a wiki this way when it dawned on me: missing ability to search for wiki indexed pages/links

[aaronconlin]

At 09:20, you forgot to tell people to save the view again... if you dont you'll lose the filter by wiki page and hide the column

[KeithJones]

Thank you so much. This was simple and effective.

[andrestapia]

Isn't this the same as creating Word Docs and uploading them to a document library? or am I missing something?

[bbourdet]

Thank you for this, it was very simple and clear. Appreciate it!

[andreatrevisan]

Fantastic! Very interesting and useful! Only problem, in the template I don't see the property column created and in this way I can't filter the pages by wiki category. But in general very very useful. Thanks

[kevinkudert]

Hello thanks for the nice Video. For me there is one Question left. Arround 8.45 u explain how to use the filter with Wiki Page. This works for me but when I go to another page, everything is rest and I see all Websites again. I did everything u told in this Video. Can u plz help me? Sorry for my english.