Website Wiki & Documentation
A complete, self-hosted wiki for your Odoo website
Build a powerful public wiki or internal documentation portal directly on your Odoo website. Create hierarchical articles, publish with one click, and give your users a beautiful three-column reading experience. Perfect for product documentation, internal knowledge bases, help centres, and FAQs â with full SEO, multi-website support, and mobile responsiveness.
Key Features
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Hierarchical Articles
Organise your wiki into parent and child articles with automatic in-page anchor navigation.
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Rich HTML Editor
Write and format content using Odoo's native HTML editor â headings, code blocks, images, tables.
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Full SEO Control
Custom meta titles, descriptions, keywords, canonical URLs, and Open Graph images per article.
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Multi-Website Support
Publish different articles to different websites from a single Odoo instance with full scoping.
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Mobile Responsive
Three-column desktop layout transforms into a smooth offcanvas drawer and floating nav on mobile.
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Auto Section Navigator
H2 and H3 headings are auto-detected and shown as smooth-scroll anchor links in the right sidebar.
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Prev / Next Navigation
Readers navigate between articles sequentially using previous and next buttons at page bottom.
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Social Media Sharing
Per-article Open Graph images for rich previews on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and more.
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Lightweight & Fast
Built on Odoo's native stack â Bootstrap and OWL. No heavy third-party dependencies.
Screenshots
See it in action
Three-Column Wiki Frontend
Clean article sidebar · Rich content area · Auto section navigator · Prev/Next buttons
Odoo Backend Management
Article list view · Publish toggle · SEO & Social Media tab · Rich HTML editor
Mobile Responsive Experience
Offcanvas article drawer · Section pills · Floating bottom nav · Touch friendly
Up and Running in 4 Steps
① Install the Module
Copy wiki_page to your custom addons path, restart Odoo, then install Wiki Page from the Apps menu. The website dependency installs automatically.
② Create Your First Article
Go to Wiki → Articles in the backend. Click New, write your content using the rich HTML editor. Use H2/H3 headings â they auto-appear in the section navigator.
③ Add SEO & Social Details
Switch to the SEO & Social Media tab to set a custom meta title, description, keywords, and Open Graph image for rich social previews.
④ Publish and Go Live
Toggle Published on the article. Your wiki is live at /wiki on your Odoo website immediately â no extra configuration needed.
How to Use
Complete Feature Walkthrough
1 — Installation
Copy the module to your addons path
Extract wiki_page.zip and place the wiki_page folder inside your custom addons directory.
Restart the Odoo server
sudo systemctl restart odoo
Update App List & Install
Go to Settings → Apps → Update Apps List, search for Wiki Page and click Install.
Python dependency
pip install beautifulsoup4
2 — Creating Articles
Open the Wiki menu
After installation a top-level menu appears: Wiki → Articles.
Title & URL slug
Title becomes the H1 heading and URL slug â e.g. "Getting Started" → /wiki/getting-started-5.
Sequence order
Controls sidebar order and Prev/Next navigation. Use steps of 10.
Use H2/H3 headings
H2 and H3 headings are automatically listed in the right sidebar as scroll anchors.
Child articles
Set a Parent Article to create a child. Visitors are redirected to the parent and scrolled to the matching heading.
3 — Publishing
Toggle Published
Article appears at /wiki/<slug>-<id> immediately. Unpublished articles are completely hidden.
Multi-website visibility
Use Published on Websites to choose specific sites. Leave empty to publish on all websites.
4 — SEO & Social Media
SEO Title & Description
Sets <title>, og:title, and <meta description>. Keep title under 60 chars, description 140-160 chars.
Open Graph Image
Upload a 1200x630px image for rich social previews. Child articles fall back to their parent's OG image automatically.
Compatibility
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Odoo 19Community & Enterprise
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Multi-WebsiteFull website scoping
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OPL-1Proprietary license
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Python 3.10+Standard dependency
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beautifulsoup4For section parsing
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PostgreSQLStandard Odoo DB
About the Developer
SSTEC
Odoo Module Publisher
We build practical, well-crafted Odoo modules for real business needs. Wiki Page works cleanly on both Community and Enterprise editions with no bloat and no unnecessary dependencies. We respond to all support emails personally.
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