Building a Knowledge Base in WordPress Using Markdown Files

Import Markdown WordPress Plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/import-markdown/ Learn how to create a Knowledge Base in WordPress using Markdown files in this step-by-step tutorial. We'll cover setting up a custom post type with the Custom Post Type UI plugin, designing a custom template with a search block and Query Loop block, and creating an archive page for your Knowledge Base. You'll also learn how to use the Import Markdown plugin to convert Markdown files into articles and enhance navigation with the Easy Table of Contents plugin. Additional WordPress plugins used in the tutorial: Custom Post Type UI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/ Easy Table of Contents: https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-table-of-contents/ _________________________ 🕘Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:06 Install and configure the "Custom Post Type UI" plugin 0:27 Create a few Knowledge Base articles for testing purposes 0:36 Create a custom template for the Knowledge Base articles 1:27 Create an archive page for the Knowledge Base articles 2:05 Import content from local Markdown files 3:12 Add a table of contents in long articles _________________________ 📚Resources 📖Related Blog Post ► https://daext.com/blog/building-a-knowledge-base-in-wordpress-using-markdown-files/ 📘Ultimate Markdown - Pro Version ► https://daext.com/ultimate-markdown/ 📄Ultimate Markdown - Free Version ► https://wordpress.org/plugins/ultimate-markdown/ ℹ️ About DAEXT DAEXT is a web agency dedicated to developing WordPress plugins and custom digital solutions. With a focus on functionality and ease of use, DAEXT's tools are designed to simplify workflows and help users achieve their goals efficiently. 🚀 Explore DAEXT's range of WordPress plugins to take your projects to the next level ► https://daext.com/ 💡Learn more about DAEXT’s products 👉WordPress Plugins: https://daext.com/products/ 👤Follow us: ► https://daext.com/ ► https://daext.com/blog/ ► https://twitter.com/daextcom ► https://www.facebook.com/daext