Site operators can create detailed, hierarchical documentation for the site's authors, editors, and contributors, viewable in the WordPress admin …
Site operators can create detailed, hierarchical documentation for the site’s authors, editors, and contributors, viewable in the WordPress admin. Powered by Custom Post Types, you get all the power of WordPress to create, edit, and arrange your documentation. Perfect for customized client sites. Never send another “here’s how to use your site” e-mail again!
NEW: You can now pull in help documents from another WP Help install, and they will be automatically updated when the source documents change (even additions and deletions!). Perfect for WordPress multisite installs, or consultants with a large number of client installs.
Upload the wp-help
folder to your /wp-content/plugins/
directory
Activate the “WP Help” plugin in your WordPress administration interface
Visit “Publishing Help” in the menu to get started (note that you can change the location and title of this menu item)
Anyone who can save posts. So by default, Authors, Editors, Administrators, and Contributors
Anyone who can publish_pages
. So by default, Editors and Administrators.
Just like you’d reorder pages. Change the Order
setting for the page, in the Attributes
meta box. To make something be first, give it a large negative number like -100
.
Use WordPress’ internal linking feature. When launched from a help document, it will only search for other help documents.
Edit the help document you want to be the default. Check the “Set as default help document” checkbox, and save. This will now be the default document.
Documents that came from another WP Help install that is currently connected, cannot be edited (your changes would just be overwritten anyway). In order to edit these documents, you need to disconnect from sync permanently, or edit the at their source WP Help install.
Enabling sync will delete any documents that came in via another sync source. But it will not delete locally-created documents.
Not right now. But what you can do, is have a WP Help install that aggregates another WP Help install and is then itself used as a source for the combination of the two sites docs, to be delivered to a third site.
You cannot internally sort synced documents — just move the whole “chunk” of synced documents around.. Also, if a local help document is the only document in its level, it won’t get a drag handle, because there’s nothing to reorder. Give it a sibling, and you’ll be able to order them how you like.
wp_list_pages()
call filterable.