NodeBB Wiki

[psychobunny]

Just thought I'd share this link in case you didn't know about it.

https://github.com/designcreateplay/NodeBB/wiki

We'd appreciate any effort from the community to update/add new articles

[psychobunny]

Realized that for first time admins, they tend to not know exactly where to start.. I think our wiki is too developer oriented and a couple of wiki pages describing how to do simple things like edit categories etc would be pretty useful (Y)

[xCausxn]

So i sense a new project coming for you guys xD NodeWiki hahah @psychobunny

[psychobunny]

ahaha good idea

[finid]

@psychobunny

If you need a tutorial on how to "edit categories," that's one indication that the interface is not very intuitive.

[julian]

HEY, I built that interface (it's ok, always open to criticism )

[psychobunny]

haha lets not hurt @julian's feelings now

rofl: inb4

[finid]

@julian

Don't take it personally. My "negative comments" are always constructive. I haven't even seen the interface first-hand.

[WhateverYouWant]

@psychobunny I can write a wiki page on how to install NodeBB and MongoDB, but I still don't know how to remove categories Anyways, while I'm brushing up my JavaScript knowledge, I will try to contribute to the wiki as much as possible.

[baris]

@CaioDA Just disable them from the admin control panel. Options > Disable then Save.

[WhateverYouWant]

@baris said:

@CaioDA Just disable them from the admin control panel. Options > Disable then Save.

Is it really that simple? Now I'm embarrassed... But, going along with what @planner said and @psychobunny pointed out, this is a very developer centered forum software with an initially steep learning curve. It's not quite plug and play. I recommend something like Foundation's Joyride to introduce new users to the system.

Update: But currently, there is no way to remove them completely (unless a forum restart is required or override them). That's a feature I'd love to see.