I did a quick test of mkdocs to see if it could render the TPA wiki
without too many changes. The [result](https://paste.anarc.at/publish/2021-10-22-_GMTXBk9IcmLXMlXGGEGjitDFmpf3gZ3R5TjPG738IU/)is not so bad! I am not a
fan of the mkdocs theme, but it does work, and has prev/next links
like a real book which is a nice touch (although maybe not useful for
us, outside of meetings maybe). Navigation is still manual (defined in
the configuration file instead of a sidebar).
without too many changes. The [result (2021)](https://paste.anarc.at/publish/2021-10-22-_GMTXBk9IcmLXMlXGGEGjitDFmpf3gZ3R5TjPG738IU/)([2025](https://paste.anarc.at/publish/2025-10-23-EeknqRvS8Ju1hWgzrVH4BFIT3oB97P7pgo8Ql3pDVao/)) is not so
bad! I am not a fan of the mkdocs theme, but it does work, and has
prev/next links like a real book which is a nice touch (although maybe
not useful for us, outside of meetings maybe). Navigation is still
manual (defined in the configuration file instead of a sidebar).
Syntax is not entirely compatible, unfortunately. The GitLab wiki has
this unfortunate habit of expecting "semi-absolute" links everywhere,
