Question

Can I list all the people I have added over the years on one page?

Answer 1

You could create a free-space profile for this. If you have a lot of names, then it may take a while.

https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?action=newspace

Answer 2

Hi, Philip --

There are a couple of lists you might find useful, although they're not specifically profiles you've created. You have your Watchlist, which can be accessed through the My WikiTree menu, and there's also the Family List, which shows on your Profile ID menu.

Does either of those help you out?

Comments

Thanks Julie, I remember when wikitree first started the nav page showed all of the people I entered, then it changed. Basically i want to change the security on a bulk of people.

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Oh, well there's a list for that, too! :-)

Take a look at: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Special:PrivacyChanges

You can always get back to that from the Privacy Tab on your profile.

Answer 3

Yes, you could fit all the profiles onto a free space page, in fact, you could fit them into, what's called a scroll box. Example, 450pix x 600pix, that way, people don't have to scroll all the way down to the bottom of your free space page to see everything. If you had 10,000 names, you would have a very long page. Very loooooooong.

Using a scroll box, you would have a normal freespace page, but, you would use the scroll option, on the box, to navigate through the names. The page would stay static.

An example of a scroll box, is similar to asking a question on Wiki on this page, you type your question, or answer and the scrollbar appears on the right as you add more text.