Homepage: Wallaby Way Aquariums

Aquarium Log App

RODI Water Filter

Salinity Cycle

Welcome to the Wallaby Way Wiki!

We are thrilled to have you join our team and contribute to our mission of helping people build and maintain beautiful saltwater aquariums. Our success lies in our technical expertise and exceptional customer service. As a front-end employee, your role in our saltwater fish store is crucial. You will be at the forefront of customer interactions, offering valuable information and guidance to help them successfully set up and care for their saltwater aquariums. By understanding the technical intricacies of aquarium maintenance, you will possess the knowledge necessary to provide expert advice and offer effective solutions.

This wiki explains how RODI water filters work, the Aquarium Log App's usefulness, and the process of water salinity leveling for large tanks.

Your expertise in this field will empower customers to navigate the complexities of maintaining a thriving saltwater ecosystem within their tanks. From assisting with initial setup to troubleshooting issues that may arise down the line, your ability to comprehend and convey technical concepts related to water chemistry, filtration systems, lighting requirements, and more will prove invaluable.

Wiki Guidelines

You will add entries to the wiki as our company grows. Explore the features and guidelines for adding your own pages. Click on the arrow to expand the selection.

Adding Pages

If you don't see the list of pages on the left side of your screen, click the double arrow icon (>>) to reveal it. The side panel provides a quick view and index of every page currently build into our library for quick navigation. The new page icon is at the bottom of our existing index with a + symbol.

You can create a subpage or place the new page in a particular order. This software allows us to customize the order instead of alphabetical by adding new pages or dragging existing pages into specific locations in the list. Right-click an existing page and choose either: "Add page" (to make a new page at the same level) below that index. "Add subpage" will nest a new page, like an indentation in a list.

Naming Pages

New pages are called “Untitled” until we customize the name. Select the three dots to the right of the “Untitled Page” to find the Rename option. Provide a descriptive title so our co-workers can locate the topic and use major word casing.

As you type in the name, Coda will recommend symbols related to the keywords on the page. Select and customize the icon to help everyone recognize your topic.

Once the page is created and renamed, you can hover over the page name at the top and click the gear icon (⚙️) that appears. This allows for even more customization such as the cover image, width, and layout.

Editing Pages

Start typing to add text, or use the toolbar at the top to insert tables, images, buttons, and other elements. The tools inside Coda make collaboration quick with plenty of asset templates to choose from. We can use pre-built tables, formulas, textboxes, notes, tips, and charts to explain the content. You just need to press the backslash on your keyboard to access the prebuilt tools.

Click and edit existing text or elements. If you accidently delete or modify key content, hit the CRTL Z to undo your content.

Publishing Pages

Select the “Share” button at the top right hand of the screen. A dialog box with sharing options will open. Allow anyone in our “Workspace” to edit the document. Keep Anyone in the internet with “Can View” access. The levels of access are a core feature to protect our content while improving collaboration across our teams.

Coda has detailed guides for creating and customizing pages:

Creating Pages and Subpages:

https://help.coda.io/en/articles/75123-create-pages-and-subpages⁠

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Customizing Pages:

https://help.coda.io/en/articles/3731259-customize-the-pages-of-your-doc⁠

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When creating your own technical descriptions and entries, remember these best practices for useful and usable information.

Begin with a purpose statement that orients us to your new page of content. A purpose statement can read like: This entry describes XYZ topic.

Provide a clear definition of your entry using the three-part formula: This THING is a TYPE of thing that KEY FEATURES.

Break up the content with white space, contrast, proximity, and alignment. This allows the reader to skip and scan across your information since we are all in a hurry at work.

Use repetition in the style and design to create a pattern of information and hierarchy. For example, the H1 content should look the same so we recognize the big ideas.

By following these steps and actively contributing to our Wallaby Way Aquarium wiki, we can create a valuable resource for the entire team, facilitating knowledge sharing, collaboration, and ultimately, better outcomes for our aquarium and its inhabitants.

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