[Resolved] May I ask, what plug-ins do you use on your site? Ex. For your knowledgebase

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  • #265817
    Brian

    Hi Tom,

    May I ask, what plug-ins do you use on your site?

    Ex. For your knowledgebase (or is that all simply manually created with your GP theme?)
    https://docs.generatepress.com/

    Thanks, a WP newbie.

    ~Brian

    #265843
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    This site has 34 plugins activated. Anything specific you’re wanting to know?

    The docs is a theme I built from scratch geared only towards documentation. Might release it one day soon πŸ™‚

    #265995
    Brian

    Oh my, so many plugins even for what appears to be a reasonably straight-forward site.

    Lots to learn. One step at a time…

    I would like a knowledge base for the fixed guides that I create and a wiki for the things that are cooperatively written.

    There are knowledgebase themes, plugins & theme+plugin. I assume that if I use a knowledgebase theme, then I would lose the GeneratePress theme customization, so I was assuming that a plugin is better. Is it straightforward to use my GP header in another theme? (Would I need to manually replicate that process every time I change my header?)

    There doesn’t seem to be a stand-out wiki for WP or a good integration of MediaWiki & WP (other than simply displaying existing MediaWiki pages on WP page), but a separate MediaWiki site would have separate user registrations unless I ask people to login to both using their Google accounts (probably best).

    Background: I want to create a non-profit to make online educational resources more accessible to non-tech savvy Indonesians by creating a portal that lists the available Indonesian language course materials available on the web, allows users to add listings, comment on them and rate them. Plus a teacher’s forum and link the national curriculum and user-generated lesson plans to the course listings. Plus able to download the site and all creative commons materials to a cheap portable offline server using Rachel Offline by http://worldpossible.org. Right now, I am trying to create a prototype to exhibit my vision and coordinate the project. https://sparkyandbear.com (Just a structure so far, using WP multisite with GP. Will add some content today.)

    Regards,

    ~Brian

    #266042
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    There’s a definite shortage of good knowledge base/wiki plugins/themes out there, which is why I built my own.

    If you use another theme, you won’t get any of the GP options.

    There are some plugins out there though if you do a quick search πŸ™‚

    #508004
    drew

    Tom: any word on whether you’re releasing that documentation theme anytime soon (as in the next two weeks)?

    #508100
    Leo
    Staff
    Customer Support

    Definitely not πŸ™‚

    That’s a very long term plan.

    #508109
    drew

    Gotcha, if you guys have any interest in making a version available, I’m certainly interested and am happy to arrange for a license.

    #508526
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    It needs another week or two of development to be useful to others. Unfortunately I haven’t had that kind of time lately. It’s on my mind πŸ™‚

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