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BasePress plugin is built as per the WordPress standards and there is nothing in the plugin that would interefer with the cache (either enable or disable it).
Maybe the folks over at the cache plugin should be able to help?
Reverted to your email. Closing this thread now.
What happens when you put a number 1 in there? Also, why use this page if you don’t need articles shown at all? Maybe use “categories” widget in a simple WordPress page instead? Just a suggestion.
Responded the same day, then the email bounced due to your spam settings. I also sent another email informing you of the same from a gmail address. https://cln.sh/syq0B4bk
I am looking at our helpdesk and there no email from you. Can you please email again? please email to: support [at] codesavory [dot] com
This could be achieved by “Change article order” feature in the paid version of BasePress. Here’s more detail on it https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/adding-content/adding-articles/#change-article-order
Instead of finding line number, globally searching that exact # color code could lead you to right place faster.
On a side note: Here’s the theme file hierarchy
https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/basepress-themes/theme-files/
and theme customize guide
https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/basepress-themes/customize-a-knowledge-base-theme/
It would really help if the URL where this plugin is installed is known. Because depending on the theme, page builder and other plugins you may have added, this could vary.
But to give you a rough idea, on our demo, here’s the CSS for the search icon color in the main search…
.bpress-search-form::before {
color: #17aacf;
}Using inspect element in your browser can help you quickly locate any CSS class and the CSS file. You may temporarily want to disable caching plugin which often has settings like combining CSS files and file minification – to locate the exact CSS location
BasePress has a setup wizard as soon as you activate the plugin and it also offers you to create a sample knowledge base with data. And here’s how to create an entry page if you skipped it in the setup wizard.
Is it possible that as the error suggests, somehow the knowledge base was not created? Also, we are happy to help if you’d have given us a chance.
I hope you’d reconsider the rating. Thanks for trying BasePressForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] PHP 8.1Thank you for sending in this suggestion. This will be improved in the next version of the BasePress plugin.
Most likely, this is happening via your main WordPress theme because BasePress is just a plugin, inserts block inside the page.
What you are asking for could be addressed by CSS though, leaving top margin as needed.
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In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] How to importAt the moment, there is no built in system to do this. But you may export the content in CSV format and then import it into the site using WordPress import or other plugins.
This is now considered in the latest version of the plugin.
The site has been moved since. you can find the documentation here: https://basepresskb.com/docs/knowledge-base/basepress/
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In reply to: [Knowledge Base documentation & wiki plugin - BasePress Docs] OxygenDid you check this integration plugin? This might help you