Normal text pages have a navigator at the top and bottom of the page. The functions are as follows:
| Index | goes to the directory's index page. |
| List | opens the list of all files in the current directory. |
| Edit | opens the current page for editing. |
| Info | opens the file's infopage which contains dialogs to copy, delete or rename the file and to search your wiki files. |
| Top | jumps to the page start. |
| New | opens the dialog to create a new wiki page. |
| Search | displays the search dialog. |
Notice that not all functions above are available all the time and that you do not have permissions for documents modifications.
Every wikifile's infopage contains a search form. yawk implements search as either a regular expression search through all available file (ignoring or respecting character case of your search pattern) in the current directory or a full text relevance search (can run across the whole wikispace), just see how the search dialog is labelled.
In case of the pattern search the result is a list of short text passages where the pattern was found, following the link of that text brings you near the match while you get the list of matching documents ordered by relevance when relevance search is configured.
If you give input into relevance search and regexp search, the relevance search is done first and the regular expression matching in done on the documents matching the relevance expression.
Since you might be new to relevance search here's the short description: simply enter the words (or word fragments) into the input field and press enter. This should give you the results you want.
yawk offers optional frame support. This is meant for users with screen that have a resolution of 1024x768 or higher. Following the "Split screen" link on an info page will divide your browser window into two independant halfs. You can open wiki files in each half which can be helpful if you want to read two files.
When searching for documents you can choose the "this side" or "other side" options fromt the "framing" dropdown.
Choose "Unsplit" on a file's infopage to leave the frame mode.