Add wiki content to a web site
From Help With Kumu Wiki
Sometimes simply linking to a wiki article is not enough and you would like to include that content directly onto another web page. Obviously copying and pasting the content is one option, but often one wants to benefit from when content is updated.
Here are a few less-than-ideal options:
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[edit] iFrame
You can include some of the different renderings of a wiki article with an iFrame (in-line frame) via this meethod:
The following examples assume the URL to be included is https://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ
[edit] Standard Rendering
<source lang="html4strict"> <iframe src="https://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ" width="550" height="100%"> Please go to <a href="http://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ">http://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ</a></iframe> </source>
[edit] Raw Rendering
Note the URL is that of the main wiki, followed by a question mark with a location for title and then the action=render section. <source lang="html4strict"> <iframe src="https://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/?title=FAQ&action=render" width="550" height="100%"> Please go to <a href="http://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ">http://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ</a></iframe> </source>
[edit] Printed Rendering
Note the URL is that of the main wiki, followed by a question mark with a location for title and then the printable=yes section. <source lang="html4strict"> <iframe src="https://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/?title=FAQ&printable=yes" width="550" height="100%"> Please go to <a href="http://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ">http://kumu.brocku.ca/sakai/FAQ</a></iframe> </source>
[edit] Recent Changes
You can add the recent changes to another web site by going to your wiki's recent changes page Special:Recentchanges and find the RSS link at the top of your web browser. Once you've copied that URL you can go to http://kumu.brocku.ca/feed then preview and generate a script you can include on your web site.