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  • Thread Starter harpkit

    (@harpkit)

    Hello? Anybody?

    Thread Starter harpkit

    (@harpkit)

    Link to current page –

    http://www.harpkit.com/blog/help-center/

    Title of page shows up as “Archives”

    Help Center (the actual title of the page) shows up below the search box.

    I would like the “Help Center” text below the search box to be gone. Instead, it should display where it currently says “Archives”

    Plugin Contributor Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    Sorry it’s taken me a few days to get to this.

    I tried visiting both links:
    http://www.harpkit.com/blog/knowledgebase/
    http://www.harpkit.com/blog/help-center/

    But get “Page Not Found” error.

    Thread Starter harpkit

    (@harpkit)

    Sorry. I’ve been messing around with this. I tried creating a new page and changing the slug to try and fix the problem. Didn’t work.

    Currently knowledgebase settings – slug=support
    Page is called Help Center
    Permalink for page is http://www.harpkit.com/blog/support/

    Still shows title on page as “Archives”

    Thanks for looking.

    Plugin Contributor Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    OK please see FAQs for info on how templating in this plugin works. Your theme is pulling in the default blog archive header so you’ll need to adjust this in the template.

    Thread Starter harpkit

    (@harpkit)

    OK. This is a bit confusing. Which template to I adjust, a theme template or the KBE template?

    Plugin Contributor Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    I don’t think I could explain it any clearer than I have in the FAQs:

    You can completely customise the way the WP Knowledgebase displays by copying the plugin templates to your theme and customising them there. You may be familiar with this method of templating as used by WooCommerce.

    In the plugin’s root directory you will find a folder called template. You can override that folder and any of the files within, by copying them into your active theme and renaming the folder to /yourtheme/wp_knowledgebase. WP Knowledgebase plugin will automatically load any template files you have in that folder in your theme, and use them instead of its default template files. If no such folder or files exist in your theme, it will use the ones from the plugin.

    This is the safest way to customise the WP Knowledebase templates, as it means that your changes will not be overwritten when the plugin updates.

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