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At the moment, BasePress does not have an in built import-export tool. But any WP plugin which allows post-type export to such formats (PDF/XML/json) should work for this. Please try free version of the BasePress and you should be able to experiment on this.
Do let us know how it does once you try it.
At the moment, BasePress does not have an in built import-export tool. But any plugin which allows post-type to post-type migration should work for this. Please try free version of the BasePress and you should be able to experiment on this.
Do let us know how it does once you try it.
We have excerpts on search results but not on article list. You might have to edit the theme file inside BasePress plugin. We have a thorough document on the BasePress plugin theme and customization on our knowledge base. Hope this helps?
(Good reminder, this could be a good feature to have in future versions. Thanks)
BasePress has page specific password protection. But if you wish to put entire KB without having to worry about a specific page, you might want to use third party “members only” free plugins.
Hope this helps?
I sincerely apologize. Didn’t mean it in dismissive way. English is not my first language but I will try to do better next time.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] User TypesBasePress has content restriction feature https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/features/content-restriction/
but what you are looking for would probably require the “visibility” plugin probably.
Well, in order to achieve something close to what you want, using the shortcodes in Regular WP pages is the way to go.
This page has more help on this https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/adding-content/using-the-shortcodes/
BasePress plugin folder has themes/ folder. Which includes it’s own themes and customizing those header footers (the old way) is the other way to go. But that’s not what you are looking for I guess.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] HeaderThat mostly looks like either the image is applied at the child DIV and not Parent div. Or maybe CSS issue.
This doesn’t really fall under our plugin support but happy to take a look if I can have a live URL so I can “inspect” the element and see what is wrong here.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] HeaderPlease refer to this theme index which also describes what each file does https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/basepress-themes/theme-files/
Hope this helps?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] HeaderI think the major misunderstanding here is that you are placing it as Astra-child theme. Where as the BasePress plugin’s themes are in plugins/basepress/themes folder. The BasePress theme should be cloned and placed in the same folder (plugins/basepress/themes).
Also please note that the plugin theme does not have the capability to override the parent theme (The main theme active on your website).
Hope this helps?
Usually it shows the “Category” name and not archives. Please reach out to us https://basepresskb.com/contact/ and let us know the URL where this is happening. We should be able to address the issue specific to your case.
This was an issue earlier but in the latest version of the plugin it is resolved. If you are already using the latest version and the issue still persists, please reachout to us https://basepresskb.com/contact/ and I should be able to help you better.
Closing this thread since it is resolved now.
Gray banner is just a place holder and should work across the knowledge base. It would be nice to be able to see this in action to understand it better and resolve this.
I guess this is resolved now? Answered the other thread you started so closing this one.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] HeaderWhen you mention
I tried to create a template, as shown in https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/basepress-themes/how-to-customize-the-header-and-footer/ but it didn’t work. I tried to place these files, copied and renamed, in the child theme, in the plugin itself and in the template created for the plugin, but it didn’t work either.
Are you editing the same theme which is active on your knowledge base? Please verify the same theme is active in the BasePress settings.
Also, just like the main WP theme, you may duplicate the entire BasePress theme, rename it and then customize any code you want as per your wish. Sure this is the old way of WP theme customizing compared to the page builder nowadays. But that should definitely work.
Thanks