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        <h4 class="mt-0 mb-4">{tr}If you are an experienced Tiki site administrator, consider whether the advanced features below would be useful for your use case. They are useful for creating a similar set of Tiki objects for different groups of users with like permissions{/tr}.</h4>
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            <legend>{tr}Workspaces{/tr}</legend>
            {preference name=workspace_ui}
            <em>{tr}See also{/tr} <a href="https://doc.tiki.org/Workspaces UI" target="_blank">{tr}Workspaces UI in doc.tiki.org{/tr}</a></em>
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            <legend>{tr}Dependencies{/tr}</legend>
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                {preference name=feature_categories}
                {preference name=feature_perspective}
                {preference name=namespace_enabled}
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                    {tr}Enable using the same wiki page name in different contexts{/tr}. {tr}E.g. ns1:_:MyPage and ns2:_:MyPage{/tr}.
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            <em>{tr}See also{/tr} <a href="tiki-admin.php?page=workspace" target="_blank">{tr}Workspaces & Areas admin panel{/tr}</a></em>
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