The WebberZone Knowledge Base plugin exposes selected functionality via the WordPress REST API. All endpoints live under the namespace wzkb/v1 and therefore share the base path: Replace https://example.com with your site’s domain. Authentication & Permissions Permission overrides Developers can override route-level visibility without replacing the controller. The filter receives the route slug and the default...
If you write your documentation in Markdown and store it on GitHub, Knowledge Base Pro can keep it in sync with your knowledge base in both directions — pull .md files in as KB articles, and push article edits back out as commits. No copy-pasting required. This guide starts with the everyday setup steps and...
The Knowledge Base Pro plugin includes a comprehensive rating system that allows visitors to rate the quality of articles. This document explains how the system works, configuration options, and GDPR compliance considerations. Overview The rating system provides three modes: Tracking Methods & GDPR Compliance There are five tracking options to choose from, each with different...
The Help Widget is a floating widget that provides self-service support directly on your website. Visitors can search your knowledge base, view suggested articles, and contact you without leaving the page. What It Does The Help Widget adds a floating button (usually the bottom-right corner) that opens a help panel when clicked. Inside the panel,...
This guide explains how Knowledge Base handles URLs and how to configure custom permalink structures in Pro. Quick start Permalink settings All permalink settings are located in Knowledge Base → Settings → General under the Permalinks section. Available settings Pro: custom permalinks engine Pro adds a custom permalinks engine that lets you control your URL...
This document describes all available settings for the Knowledge Base plugin. Access settings via Knowledge Base → Settings in your WordPress admin. General Multi-Product Mode Enable Multi-Product Mode Enable this option to use a dedicated “Products” menu to organize your knowledge base articles and sections by product. This system allows you to assign each article...
Knowledge Base can automatically generate a table of contents for each article by scanning its headings, injecting anchor IDs, and rendering a nested linked list above the content. Readers can jump straight to any section without scrolling. How it works When the TOC is enabled, the plugin scans the article’s H2–H6 headings, adds a unique...
The Knowledge Base plugin ships with a first-party Related Articles engine that can surface contextual links below each article, power the Related Articles block, and feed the Help Widget. This document now starts with a non-technical explainer before diving into the developer reference. Part A – User-Friendly Overview What Related Articles Do Turning the Feature...
Overview Knowledge Base v3.0 introduces Multi-Product Mode, an organizational feature that allows you to structure your knowledge base by products. This guide explains the migration process from the single-product structure (v2.3 and earlier) to the new multi-product architecture. What’s New in v3.0? Multi-Product Mode In Knowledge Base v2.3 and earlier, your knowledge base had a...
The Documentation Layout is a pro feature that transforms your knowledge base into a three-column documentation site. When enabled, every KB page — the archive, product pages, section pages, and single articles — renders with a full-width docs-style template: Enable it with a single setting; no theme editing or custom templates required. Enabling Documentation Layout...
Knowledge Base is free to use and packed with features right out of the box. The Pro upgrade adds article ratings and feedback, a floating help widget, a three-column documentation layout, a custom permalinks engine, premium layouts, and GitHub-based content sync for larger documentation sites. Free vs Pro Feature Free Pro Core Unlimited articles, sections,...
Copy and paste the section below that matches your configured Vote Tracking Method in the Knowledge Base plugin settings. 1. No Tracking (allows multiple votes) 2. Cookie Only (requires consent) 3. IP Address Only (stores personal data) 4. Cookie + IP Address (either method blocks voting) 5. Logged-in Users Only (best for authenticated sites) Complete Combined Version...
