Very Simple Knowledge Base

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About This is a very simple plugin to create a responsive Knowledge Base, Bulletin Board, FAQ, Wiki or Link Portal. Use a shortcode to display your categories and posts in 2-4 columns on a page. It’s also possible to display the number of posts per category. This number will be displayed on right side of the category name. You can list custom post types too: products, events, projects, etc How to use After installation create a page and add a shortcode to display your categories and posts: For 2 columns: [knowledgebase-two] For 3 columns: [knowledgebase-three] For 4 columns: [knowledgebase] In mobile screens 2 columns. Default settings categories: Ascending order (A-Z) Empty categories are hidden Parent and subcategories are listed the same way Default settings posts: Descending order (by date) All posts are displayed Shortcode attributes Display the number of posts per category [knowledgebase count="true"] Include certain categories: [knowledgebase include=1,3,5] Exclude certain categories: [knowledgebase exclude=8,10,12] Display empty categories too: [knowledgebase hide_empty=0] Set amount of posts for each category: [knowledgebase posts_per_page=5] Display posts in ascending order: [knowledgebase order=asc] Display posts by title: [knowledgebase orderby=title] Display posts in random order: [knowledgebase orderby=rand] Display category description: [knowledgebase description="true"] Multiple attributes: [knowledgebase include=1,3,5 hide_empty=0 orderby=rand] Custom post types You can list custom post types too: products, events, projects, etc To list custom post types you should add 2 shortcode attributes: “taxonomy” and “post_type” If a custom post type uses the native “category” taxonomy, you don’t have to add shortcode attribute “taxonomy”. List WooCommerce products: [knowledgebase taxonomy="product_cat" post_type="product"] With image of product category: [knowledgebase taxonomy="product_cat" post_type="product" woo_image="true"] Link Portal To display a list of website links you can install the Page Links To plugin. While creating a post you can add the URL (website) of your choice. When you click the post link in frontend it will redirect you to this URL (so the post will not open). Question? Please take a look at the FAQ section. Translation Not included but plugin supports WordPress language packs. More translations are very welcome! Credits Without the WordPress codex and help from the WordPress community I was not able to develop this plugin, so: thank you! Enjoy!