I'm trying to find a way to add a hyperlinked family tree or org chart to my wiki... But I'm not having much luck. Can anybody help?

Please bare with me. I've been searching for hours and am frankly close to tears in frustration.

I'll leave the rants out.

All I need is a basic syntax sheet. Basic thing that would make me happy today is nested bullet points.

Found several answers in several places and not a damn one worked.

More than happy to teach myself but everything seems out of date.

Help please.

I'm in desktop new design but ideally it should work across all platforms

1. create index page and any initial content pages - start here: http://www.reddit.com/r/SUBREDDITNAME/wiki
2. (optional) set permissions on pages only for mods to edit ("locked pages") to "only approved wiki contributors for this page may edit" (while viewing the page, click the "settings" button)
3. go to subreddit settings, set wiki permissions to "anyone" (this enables public editing)
4. set karma and account age restrictions to guard against vandalism, spam etc
5. click the "save options" button
6. check permissions on all locked pages - are they really locked? - also check that logged-out users can see the wiki (if appropriate)
7. either add some content, or delegate permissions, so that others can
8. enable the wiki button on new reddit - details here
9. (optional) announce it - example here
10. (optional) create wiki-specific CSS for headings, text, navbar, links etc

Note: to set the wiki so that only mods and approved contributors can edit: leave all page-specific permissions alone, and just set the wiki permissions (in subreddit settings) to "mod editing". This lets anyone view the wiki - but only mods, approved wiki contributors, or those on a page's edit list may edit.

See also: https://www.reddit.com/wiki/wiki

The "wiki" link at the top of the page on old reddit does not automatically appear on new reddit.

To cause the wiki link to appear on new reddit, enable the setting "wiki" under Community Appearance -> Menu Links - screenshot

This setting is OFF by default. The setting can only be accessed using new reddit.

For each of your subreddits with a wiki, you'll need to navigate to that setting, using new reddit, and enable it. Your subreddit will then have a wiki link at the top of the page, like it does on old reddit.

Note: on comments pages on old reddit, the wiki link is never displayed. This is fixed on new reddit (but only if the above setting is enabled).

The sub is /r/1600x900Wallpapers.

• Main Page - This one as of now details what the sub is for, the rational behind the rules, whether others can be mods or not and a link to read only mode (No Participation).

• Related Subreddits - This page has been the most time consuming thing I've ever done on reddit, even then, it isn't completed. Since my sub is /r/1600x900Wallpapers, I've sorted then based on whether they have 1600x900 wallpapers or not. First, we have subreddits that have had 1600x900 wallpapers posted to them, then we have multireddits that have had 1600x900 wallpapers posted to them, then we have the "other" section. I'm currently in the process of spliting this further into catagories, but as of now, it's "By Resolution" (this is for places like /r/6400x1080 or /r/1920x1080 etc.), "Mobile/Apple/Tablet" and "General". After that, we have the "NSFW" catagory, which is split into "1600x900" and "other".

• External Links - This is another very time consuming page. It featurs wallpaper websites for the most part. The first part features websites that contain 1600x900 wallpapers. After that we have "Web Search" which lists many search engines that will aid in finding wallpapers. After that, we have "Other" for websites that don't feature 1600x900 wallpapers, and "Mobile/Apple Inc." Lastly, we have "NSFW" which is futher spilt into "1600x900" and "other".

• Resources - This page lists many resources that relate to wallpapers in some way. The first part is just general resources (Things like Rainmeter and One Start). After that, we have "Converters/Resize" (This is for things like /r/iphonerezise or WallConvert). Then, we have "Image Hosts" for things like Imgur and Cubeupload. Then we have "Image Search" (This is for things like Google Reverse Image Search) to aid in finding the source of a wallpaper. Then we have "Wallpaper Request" (For places like /r/WallpaperRequests). Then we have "What is my resolution?" for places like What Is My Screen Resolution. Last but not least, we have "What is this wallpapers resolution?" for places like Image Size Info - Chrome Extension.

For a project I'm doing, I want to try using Reddit's wiki system to sort my private notes on. But just in case the unthinkable happens, is there a way I can backup all the wiki pages to somewhere (like dropbox or something)

A place to post wikis you've found, and discover wikis others have posted. Tips, tricks and queries regarding reddit's wiki system are also welcome.

What is this subreddit?

• /r/redditwikis lets users find wikis in subreddits they don't browse, but might still be interested in.
• /r/redditwikis provides a location for moderators to announce their wikis.
• /r/redditwikis aggregates links to all the individual wikis, and crowdsources the discovery of those wikis.

If there's sufficient traffic here, reddit's inbuilt ranking algorithm will be able to pick out the "best" wikis. And, again if there's sufficient traffic, it will be possible to use reddit's inbuilt search function to search for wikis. This won't be a search of wiki content - but it will search for keywords in the titles of the posts in the subreddit (or in the text of a self-post).

Moderators: yes, posting your own wikis here is fine!

For offsite wiki software, platforms, and technical queries, try /r/wiki!

If you have comments or suggestions, please send them along. :)