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The plugin will use the website language, set in Settings > General.
If translations are not available in the selected language, English will be used.
Plugin has no settings page. Use the block, shortcode or widget with attributes to make it work.
No, this plugin is build to create a knowledge base that contains the default categories and posts.
It’s also possible to display categories and posts from a custom post type (such as WooCommerce product categories and products).
The plugin uses minimal styling and therefore also depends on the styling of your theme.
You can set the number of columns between 1 and 4 or disable the columns. This can be done via the block or widget settings or via an attribute.
If you disable the columns CSS class “vskb-custom” is added to the knowledge base. This can be handy if you only want to use your own styling.
You can use page Additional CSS of the Customizer for your custom styling.
Every category URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the category title in your dashboard or when editing the category.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
Every tag URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the tag title in your dashboard or when editing the tag.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
Plugin has no settings page. Use the block, shortcode or widget with attributes to make it work.
No, this plugin is build to create a knowledge base that contains the default categories and posts.
It’s also possible to display categories and posts from a custom post type (such as WooCommerce product categories and products).
The plugin uses minimal styling and therefore also depends on the styling of your theme.
You can set the number of columns between 1 and 4 or disable the columns. This can be done via the block or widget settings or via an attribute.
If you disable the columns CSS class “vskb-custom” is added to the knowledge base. This can be handy if you only want to use your own styling.
You can use page Additional CSS of the Customizer for your custom styling.
Every category URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the category title in your dashboard or when editing the category.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
Every tag URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the tag title in your dashboard or when editing the tag.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
No, this plugin is build to create a knowledge base that contains the default categories and posts.
It’s also possible to display categories and posts from a custom post type (such as WooCommerce product categories and products).
The plugin uses minimal styling and therefore also depends on the styling of your theme.
You can set the number of columns between 1 and 4 or disable the columns. This can be done via the block or widget settings or via an attribute.
If you disable the columns CSS class “vskb-custom” is added to the knowledge base. This can be handy if you only want to use your own styling.
You can use page Additional CSS of the Customizer for your custom styling.
Every category URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the category title in your dashboard or when editing the category.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
Every tag URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the tag title in your dashboard or when editing the tag.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
The plugin uses minimal styling and therefore also depends on the styling of your theme.
You can set the number of columns between 1 and 4 or disable the columns. This can be done via the block or widget settings or via an attribute.
If you disable the columns CSS class “vskb-custom” is added to the knowledge base. This can be handy if you only want to use your own styling.
You can use page Additional CSS of the Customizer for your custom styling.
Every category URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the category title in your dashboard or when editing the category.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
Every tag URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the tag title in your dashboard or when editing the tag.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
You can set the number of columns between 1 and 4 or disable the columns. This can be done via the block or widget settings or via an attribute.
If you disable the columns CSS class “vskb-custom” is added to the knowledge base. This can be handy if you only want to use your own styling.
You can use page Additional CSS of the Customizer for your custom styling.
Every category URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the category title in your dashboard or when editing the category.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
Every tag URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the tag title in your dashboard or when editing the tag.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
Every category URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the category title in your dashboard or when editing the category.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
Every tag URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the tag title in your dashboard or when editing the tag.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
Every tag URL contains an unique ID. You will find this ID when hovering the tag title in your dashboard or when editing the tag.
It’s the number that comes after: tag_ID=
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
No, this is not possible. Parent and subcategories are displayed separately.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
Yes, it will be displayed in the frontend of your website with a default label. You can change this label by using an attribute.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
The version number won’t give you info about the type of update (major, minor, patch). You should check the changelog to see whether or not the update is a major or minor one.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
You like my plugin and want to make a donation? There’s a PayPal donate link at my website. Thank you!
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
Please open a topic in the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.
For all versions please check file changelog.