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I do not wish to ignore this request. However, it would be great if you can write to us via the contact information on our website. Ideally, create a staging site so we can look at it and find out a fix.

Without specific URL, it is difficult to judge. But anyways, you can disable sticky effect by adding a simple CSS rule in your custom CSS.

You will need a little bit of CSS knowlege for this + find out the sticky element via inspect tool in your browser.

Having multiple authors are default WP feature. And they should be able to create sections/their own articles. They could be given limited access to only those articles that they create.

But it is not possible by default to limit them to a specific section (per my knowledge). You might need a separate membership kind of plugin to achieve this.

This shouldn’t really happen unless you have either some URL/Redirect settings or other plugins conflicting with this one.

It would be helpful if exact URL where this is happening is known. Please use contact form on our website and write to us in detail about this. Would love to help you on this.

A simple [basepress] shortcode should work.

The rest of the shortcode editor is a pro version feature.

Just tried this on a staging site at wp.new. The [basepress] shortcode pastes the “knowledge base” compont and not the full knowledge base including search. But that shortcode works for sure.

Please delete the sub sections first or assign them to different parent section. Then you should be able to delete the parent section when it does not have any sub section.

Hope this helps?

Thanks for your patience. I have pushed a new version today. This should fix the issue.

Closing this as this is not yet officially supported by core WordPress. Only pages and posts support footnotes. Ref: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/52812

You can set any page as homepage in WordPress.

You can use basepress shortcode on a page and then set it as a homepage?

https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/adding-content/adding-articles/

Take a look at this https://cln.sh/pndpmrNx

What you need to do is you need to click on the actual parent section to get to the sub section. If there is a sub section under a section, it will show up.

This is little confusing I know. And in future major update of the plugin, I will try to come up with better UX for this.

Hope this helps?

This might be because of the confusing UI.

When you are managing the sections, you need to select the parent section. Once you are into managing that section, the sub sections will appear in that same drop down.

Please let me know if this is still confusing and I will try to create an image guide for you.

Yay! Finally.

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I couldn’t find a page specific class here. But if you can find a way to add a unique class to this page, it could work. For example..

• Edit the page where basepress is embedded
• Create a div with unique class for example <div id=”basepress-home”> place basepress tag here </div>
• Then target the breadcrumb using this class.

If you still need help, you may have to contact a frontend expert for this.

Hope it helps. Thanks

What needs to be done here is that the main page where this KB is embedded, needs to have a unique page ID or class from where we can target the CSS class of the breadcrumb.

We have tried this with numeric page and post ID which may work but I would need exact URL of your site where this knowledge base is in place. Can’t really help further on this without that.