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I use the following theme: https://ipanelthemes.com/kb/wp-knowledge-base-theme/
Maybe you can understand it with that too.

I was able to find the problem, but I cannot understand it. ??

Under “Design – Widget” I have shown the categories and 5 newest articles in the “WP Knowledgebase Sidebar”.

As soon as both widgets have given a title, the entire wiki page is no longer displayed.
If I remove the title from one of the two, it works.

Not very nice, but I can live with it.

Thanks again for the support and the quick response, Mihai! Great!

ok, it’s definitely up to the theme.
I use the theme “WP Knowledge Base Version: 1.6.0”.
I changed the theme and the problem no longer exists.

Can you explain to me which directory to rename and where?
There is a folder “wp-knowledge-base” under “\ wp-content \ themes \”.

Hello Mihai,

thanks for the quick adjustment.
I have 2 WordPress environments (test and real).

It now works wonderfully in the test environment.

Then I updated the real environment to version 1.3.3.
Unfortunately, there is another problem here: As soon as I set “Main Page Template” or “Category Page Template” or “Single Article Template” to “With left sidebar” or “With right” siedebar “, the pages no longer show any content.
It just shows a gray box.
If I set the option back to “Full width, no sidebar”, the content is displayed again.

Do you have any idea why that could be?

I’ve called the “Permalinks” before, but the problem persists.

Unfortunately, it is not a page that can be reached from the Internet.

But I think I have found a solution. For the wiki page with the shortcode [kbe_knowledgebase], “Standard” was selected under “Template” for the page attributes.
I changed this once to “Full Width Page” and now it looks like it is displayed as before.

I found the mistake.
The setting “Link to media file” is now no longer in the menu bar on the right side but under “Edit link” when you click on an image.

Nothing was selected here.
After I have set “media file” here, it works again.

But thank you for the quick answer.
And sorry !!!

Noone can help me?

ok, tanks for the hint.

I would like to know how many times an article has been clicked.

Nobody can help me?
Nobody has a tip for me?

apologies for the late reply
Can you please support me?

create a new page an put the shortcode [kbe_knowledgebase] on it is not the problem, this works fine. but i only want put a search box un this new page.
The following can be found in the FAQs:

Can I add the search bar to my theme template manually?
Yes, use this php snippet <?php kbe_search_form(); ?>

I’m an absolute beginner in WordPress.
Can you please explain me what steps I need to do to place the search box on a page?

Nobody has a tip for me?

i changed the browser and now it works.
maybe the page was still in the cache.

Thank you ??

ok, thanks

thank you for your very fast answer.
i tried it with the windows freeware “inkscape”.

in the preview of the modified svg file (for example, if I open it in a browser), the change is also displayed.

However, if I copy the modified svg file back into the plugin directory (and overwrite the existing one), this will unfortunately not be displayed when I open the WordPress page.

Do I have to pay attention to anything else?