Top 10 Pro v4.5.0 adds native “Popular Posts (Top 10)” elements for three popular page builders: WPBakery Page Builder, Elementor, and Bricks Builder. Each integration renders through the same Popular posts:Contextual Related PostsTop 10 – WordPress Popular Posts pluginBetter SearchHelp & SupportKnowledge BaseWordPress Plugins by WebberZoneTop 10 shortcodesContextual Related Posts shortcodeWordPress block development: Building multiple blocksWordPress...
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...
Better Search Pro CLI (BSP-CLI) was introduced in Better Search Pro v4.3.0, allowing you to manage search operations without touching the admin dashboard. If you’re running large-scale WordPress installations or automating deployments, these commands handle everything from cache warming to database maintenance. About WP-CLI WP-CLI is a set of command-line tools for managing WordPress installations....
Efficient Content Storage & Indexing (ECSI) is an advanced data storage system for Contextual Related Posts Pro and Better Search Pro, significantly improving the quality of related posts and search results with enhanced performance. The post content is stored in custom database tables optimized for search and retrieval. This feature was first introduced in Contextual...
Top 10 is free to use and packed with features right out of the box. The Pro upgrade adds high-performance tracking modes, advanced admin tools, block editor enhancements, and WP-CLI integration for those who need more control. Free vs Pro Feature Free Pro Core AJAX-based view tracking ✅ ✅ Daily and total view counts ✅...
What is “Did You Mean”? When a visitor’s search returns zero results — often because of a typo or misspelling — “Did You Mean” suggests a corrected search term instead of leaving them with an empty results page. Depending on the mode you choose, Better Search Pro either shows a clickable suggestion link or transparently...
Contextual Related Posts is free to use and packed with features right out of the box. The Pro upgrade adds performance enhancements, smarter content matching, WooCommerce support, and advanced customization tools for those who need more control. Free vs Pro Feature Free Pro Core Automatic insertion after content ✅ ✅ Shortcode ✅ ✅ Widget support...
Search redirects, introduced in Better Search Pro 4.4.0, send visitors straight to a specific post, page or URL when they search for a matching keyword — before the search results page loads. Redirected searches are still recorded in your search statistics. Enabling search redirects Adding a redirect rule Click Add redirect and fill in these...
This is a Pro feature. Term Featured Images require Knowledge Base Pro. Term Featured Images let you assign a featured image to any Knowledge Base product, section, or tag. Once set, the image appears in the product grid cards and in the header of archive pages, giving your knowledge base a more visual and polished...
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...
Lazy loading, introduced in Contextual Related Posts Pro v4.3.0, defers rendering the related posts until the visitor is about to scroll them into view. The page is served without running the related posts query, and the list is fetched in the background via the REST API. Why lazy load? The trade-off: the related posts links...
