Can we create multi-level topic/sidebar like this?

I am replying you email. The way you said, doesn’t work properly. Like:

Sub categories does not show us as nested child in sidebar. THey should show as nested sidebar like this https://usercontent.mdbootstrap.com/mdb-images/support/566874dc-a9f9-4614-b03b-a01bb8f598bf-Multi-level-sidenav.jpg . Instead they show up as parent category in sidebar. I am talking about If am talking about, if I am building a KB for PHP, then I should have sidebar like this:

PHP Tutorial:
 Intro(top section)
   About PHP (sub section)
     What is PHP (Article under sub section)
     Why PHP (Article under sub section)
   History(sub section)
     History of PHP (Article under sub section)
 Basics(Top Section)
   asics(Article under top section)
   OOP(Sub section)
     What is OOP(Article under sub section)

And this PHP doc should not show Java doc or anything related to JAVA.

then Java doc page:

Java Tutorial:
 Intro(top section)
   About Java (sub section)
     What is Java (Article under sub section)
     Why Java (Article under sub section)
   History(sub section)
     History of Java (Article under sub section)
 Basics(Top Section)
   Basics(Article under top section)
   OOP(Sub section)
     What is OOP(Article under sub section)

Also notice that I have common terms like Intro, History, Basics, OOP, etc. How do I segregate the Terms per Different tutorial under your Admin UI? your Admin US does not distinguish which OOP is of what, which Intro is of what? Your system and Admin UI should be like this: https://ps.w.org/docspress/assets/screenshot-3.png?rev=2402700 . Can I achive this architecture in your Admin UI and doc view? Even if I purchase?

Still if you don’t understand, can we make replica of followings?

Tutorial 1: https://nextjs.org/docs/getting-started

Tutorial 2: https://nextjs.org/learn/basics/create-nextjs-app

Assume that above two tutorials and their sidebar sections can be easily distinguished and managed from admin Ui.

Can we do these with your paid plugin?
help or email me at rijans . x @ gmail . com

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Jaber Al Nahian.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Jaber Al Nahian.

We I got partial answers. But how do I get UI like this? https://ps.w.org/docspress/assets/screenshot-3.png?rev=2402700

Because suppose we have a section “Basics” for PHP Tutorial and also have a section “Basics” for Java tutorial. How do view sections, sub-sections per Tutorial is this way? https://ps.w.org/docspress/assets/screenshot-3.png?rev=2402700

So that we can clearly understand which section is of which, in admin panel?

Hi, I have tried a nulled version of your pro version, and I can confirm you that, you don’t have or you didn’t understand my points.

Look at my Admin UI Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/MiY091MC5Cd

Here Category 1.1 is created under Category 1. But it’s showing in separate place! Why? It should be under Category 1 in nested way like this: https://www.screencast.com/t/P4zb3pnjAx . Sub categories should not be scattered right?

Another this is, Category 1 if JS Tutorial. If I create Category 1 for PHP Tutorial, shouldn’t it show in grouped way?

Still if you don’t understand, can we talk over phone? Because we need to purchase this.

There are more problems with your plugin exist that we shall discuss.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Jaber Al Nahian.