Page Name
A page name is like a file name on a disk. No two pages in the same space can have the same page name. The page name is part of the URL address of the page. One restriction with the page name is that it
must not end with a question mark (due to a problem in xwiki).
When you want to link to a page with the name "Great Ideas", put the page name in square brackets:
[Tutorial.Great Ideas]
Note that this only works for pages that are in the same
space. To reference a page outside of the space, you must include the space name. For example, to reference the above "Great Ideas" main wiki page from the blog:
[main.Great Ideas]
Page Title
The page title is an optional name/description which is displayed in many places (e.g. the
breadcrumb navigation aid). If the page title is not entered, the page name is used as its title. There are no known restrictions on the makeup of a page title.
Here's an example of the breadcrumb using a title instead of a page name:
Special "WebHome" page name
A special page name, “WebHome” is given to the home pages of each space. It is a default that is not always displayed in the URL.
If you want to link to the home page of a space, use:
[Tutorial.WebHome]
if it is in the same space. As mentioned above, to link between spaces, you need to include the space name also. For example, from the blog you can link to the main wiki home page with:
[Main.WebHome]
If you only used "[Tutorial.Main]" it would look for a
page named "Main".
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