BasePress

Hi @chamoymary,

an extension for import/export is still in development.
If you want to try a beta version please open a support ticket from the plugin’s menu and I can send you a copy and the details on how to use it.

Thanks

Hi @antons21,

to search in all KBs you can use the shortcode [basepress-search with=”600px”]
I do see some of the shortcodes working on your sample page but others are just appearing as text.
I have tested the first search bar appearing on your sample page and it does loads results from different KBs.
Just make sure to add the shortcode correctly on the page using the Shortcode block.
If you have any other question let me know!

Hi Sarah,

it is possible to make a small customization to a single template to have the voting appear for a single Knowledge base.
If you can tell me which BasePress theme you are using (Default, Modern or Zen) and on which side you have set the sidebar I’ll guide you on how to make this customization.

Thanks

Hi,

the code would apply to images only.
if you want to make BasePress inherit the styles from your theme you could also:

1. Make a copy of this file:
wp-content/plugins/basepress/themes/modern/template-parts/post-content.php

2. Paste the copy in:
wp-content/themes/your-theme-folder/basepress/modern/template-parts/

3. Edit the file and replace this line:
<article id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>">
with this:
<article id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" class="main-content">

That should make it work with your theme styles.

Hi Jamie,

there is not a way to bulk assign articles.
If it can help in any way, the KBs and sections are terms of the same taxonomy “knowledgebase_cat”.
The parent terms are the KBs and the child terms are sections or sub-sections.
Articles need to be assigned to the section only as the KB is implied.
You might be able to export and re-import the content with some plugin but I haven’t tried to say if it is possible.
If there is any other info that can help let me know!

Hi @benitaorozco,

BasePress doesn’t style the content of the articles and leaves that to the main WordPress theme.
It seems that your WordPress theme doesn’t have styles for images outside of its own elements.
You can get that fixed by going to BasePress > Modern Theme, enable the settings if you haven’t yet and in the Custom Css field add this lines:

.bpress-content-area img {
    max-width: 100%;
    height: auto;
}

That should do it.

Hi Rachel,

I have replied to the ticket opened in our system as it is for a Premium support.
I’ll close this thread but we will keep following you from our channel.

Thanks

Hi @rolito,

BasePress can load a different header as explained in this article: https://codesavory.com/knowledge-base/basepress/basepress-themes/how-to-customize-the-header-and-footer/

You can make a copy of your theme’s header.php file,
rename it as header-basepress.php and then customize it as necessary.

If this is not what you are looking for or I misunderstood your request let me know!