I'm running Raneto behind a reverse proxy.

This mostly works fine in terms of rendering notes properly, except when you open a note (e.g. data.md), and select Actions -> Edit you get directed to https://mydomain/data/edit instead of https://mydomain/notes/data/edit because it seems to ignore the base_url property I have configured

I've had a look at the template for the Edit li

The API is slowly starting to grow to a "mid sized" application by itself and it might be time to start documenting it, so we can keep track of the changes to it.

The idea is simple:

• Someone adds an endpoint to an API and a JSDoc for the API (via PR)
• We could use apiDoc to convert JSDoc comments to html.
• We could stop here, but since we want this to be in ou

Should exist in the installation manual an example of a systemd documizer-conversion.service
in order to launch at boot the docker appliance with syslog and dns options .

Is your enhancement request related to a problem? Please describe.
Development documentation is outdated

Describe the solution you'd like
Change development documentation as docs repo is now merged in erxes

Additional context
N/A

In web installer, Instructions guides link are really needed at each step for better support.

some of the links should be shown at the header

1. Need Help?
2. forum
3. Installation Guide
4. Developer Guide

The README.md describes what KGCN is, but it does not describe how it will be beneficial for users.

We should have a use-case section describing the kind of problems in which KGCN makes sense as a solution.

The following how-to should be referenced in the Getting Started material on this page

https://github.com/AKSW/OntoWiki/wiki/How-to-create-and-publish-a-SKOS-taxonomy-in-5-minutes

Also, in this example, it would be very useful if it showed how to create a new KB which will import several external ontologies to provide the upper o

I feel like [[index]] could be improved.

In my documentation structure, all sub-directories have a README.md or index.md. I use this file to describe the content of that directory.

When generating [[index]], I would like all directories to be a link to the README.md/Index.md file if one exists.

Currently it is possible to add emoji on Windows and Mac OSX machines using OS-level methods:

• Windows 10: Activated by pressing Windows key + ;
• Mac OSX: Activated by pressing ctrl + cmd + space

However we need a method to be able to add emojis easily to the editor. That would be completed by adding another emoji icon to the top toolbar of the editor.

There are a few Vue emoji plugin

UI for that will be available as recommender user interface for disambiguation in (semi)automatic tagging in Django based Open Semantic Search Apps.