Requires: 5.6

Tested up to: 6.2

License: GPL-2.0+

Plugin page: Knowledge Base | WordPress.org Plugin page

Fastest way to create a highly-flexible multi-product knowledge base on you WordPress site.

Knowledge Base is an easy to use WordPress plugin that allows you to create a knowledge base / FAQ section on your WordPress blog.

This is perfect if you have single or multiple products and want a single knowledge base with little effort.

The plugin was born after I tried several free plugins and themes out there and that couldn't fit my purpose. It's designed to be very easy to install and use out of the box.

You can view a live demo of my own knowledge base.

• Articles: A custom post type wz_knowledgebase is used to store all the knowledge base articles
• Sections: A custom taxonomy ( kbcategory ) used to create the knowledge base. You will need at least one category in order to display the knowledge base. These categories can be added under Knowledge Base > Sections
• Tags: Additionally you can use tags ( kbtags ) can also be used for each knowledge base article.

• Supports unlimited knowledge bases using different sections with unlimited nested levels
• Inbuilt styles that display the knowledge beautifully and are fully responsive - Uses the Responsive Grid System
• Customizable permalinks: Archives are enabled so your knowledge base can be viewed at /knowledgebase/ automatically on activation. You can change this in the Settings page
• Shortcode: [knowledgebase] will allow you to display the knowledge base on any page of your choosing. For other shortcodes, check the FAQ
• Gutenberg block: You can display the knowledge base using a block. Find it by typing kb or knowledge base when adding a new block
• Breadcrumbs: Default templates include breadcrumbs. Alternatively, use functions or shortcode to display this where you want
• Widgets: WZKB Articles, WZKB Sections and WZKB Breadcrumbs
• Inbuilt cache to speed up the display of your knowledge base articles

If you have an idea, I'd love to hear it. WebberZone Knowledge Base is also available on Github. You can create an issue on the Github page or, better yet, fork the plugin, add a new feature and send me a pull request.

Knowledge Base Menu in the WordPress Admin

For more screenshots visit the WordPress plugin page

1. Navigate to “Plugins” within your WordPress Admin Area
2. Click “Add new” and in the search box enter “Knowledgebase” or "Knowledge Base"
3. Find the plugin in the list (usually the first result) and click “Install Now”
4. Activate or Network activate the Plugin in WP-Admin under the Plugins screen

1. Download the plugin
2. Extract the contents of knowledgebase.zip to wp-content/plugins/ folder. You should get a folder called knowledgebase.
3. Activate or Network activate the Plugin in WP-Admin under the Plugins screen

1. Visit Knowledge Base » Sections to add new categories to the knowledge base
2. Visit Knowledge Base » Add New to add new Articles to the knowledge base. You can select a section from there while adding
3. Optionally, create a new page or edit an existing one and add the shortcode [knowledgebase] or use the block to set up this page to display the knowledgebase

The plugin supports unlimited levels of category hierarchy. To build a multiple product knowledge base:

1. Set the First section level under the Output tab to 2
2. Create a set of top level sections for each product
3. Create sub-sections for each of the products

This live demo is a working example of a multi-product knowledge base.

Check out the FAQ on the plugin page and the Knowledge Base.

If your question isn't listed there, please create a new post at the WordPress.org support forum. It is the fastest way to get support as I monitor the forums regularly. I also provide premium paid support via email.

This is usually because of outdated permalinks. To flush the existing permalinks rules simply visit Settings » Permalinks in your WordPress admin area.

Refer to this Knowledge Base article to details of all the shortcodes included in the plugin.

WebberZone Knowledge Base comes inbuilt with a set of custom templates to display archives of the articles, category archives as well as search results. You can easily override any of these templates by creating your own template in your theme's folder or in wp-content/knowledgebase/templates

1. Articles archive: archive-wz_knowledgebase.php
2. Category archive: taxonomy-wzkb_category.php
3. Search results: search-wz_knowledgebase.php

The plugin doesn't have an inbuilt feature to sort posts or sections. You will need an external plugin like Intuitive Custom Post Order which allows you to easily drag and drop posts, sections or tags to display them in a custom order.

This GitHub repository always holds the latest development version of the plugin. If you're looking for an official WordPress release, you can find this on the WordPress.org repository. In addition to stable releases, latest beta versions are made available under releases.