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As installed, TikiWiki is incredibly secure. So secure, in fact, that no-one can do anything except the administrator.
To make the permissions reasonable, expand the Admin menu as described above (note that the other right-bar items also have menus, by the way) and click on "Groups". You should see a page much like that shown here:
Most people will want Anonymous to have read access to most everything, and Registered to have, in addition to what Anonymous has, write access to things like the Tiki and the Forums.
To set this up, click on "assign_perms" in the "action" column at the far right from "Anonymous". You should see a page like this:
The simplest way to set the right permissions up is use the level of permissions dialog, where by default it says "assign all permissions in level: editors update" (the bold text here indicates drop down boxes). Leave the first drop down box at "assign" and select "basic" in the second drop down box, and click update.
There should now be a list of permissions that the Anonymous group has, with an "x" beside them that can be clicked to remove the permission.
Now go back and do the same thing for Registered, except instead of assigning "basic" permissions, assign "registered" permissions instead.
This should make things do what you expect.
-rlpowell
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