By default the list of KBs will appear under any content you’ve added to the entry page. On the other hand if you want the list of KBs to appear in a different position you can place this shortcode: (basepress) where you want the list to appear on your\u00a0 entry page.<\/p>\n If you are using the new WordPress editor<\/a> you’ll find a KB block.You can choose to use this block instead of the shortcode to decide where you want the list of KBs to appear on the entry page.<\/p>\n At this point you can start creating your first \u00a0knowledge base<\/a>\u00a0by navigating to\u00a0Knowledge Base > Manage KB<\/em>s. After you\u2019ve created\u00a0 the first KB you can add\u00a0sections<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0articles<\/a>.<\/p>\n Please notice:<\/strong> Unless you have at least one knowledge base with a section and an article the entry page will remain empty. This is to avoid any empty sections appearing in your documentation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In a multiple knowledge base, the entry page shows the list of available knowledge bases. Here the user can choose which KB he wants to consult.You can customize the multiple knowledge base entry page, by placing any text, images or other elements you may need to personalize this page. Here’s an example of a multiple […]<\/p>\n![\"Customize](\"https:\/\/basepresskb.com\/docs\/wp-content\/uploads\/products-shortcode.png\")