Get Started
Install PinkDocs, create your first knowledge base and publish your first doc.
Introduction
Meet PinkDocs, the documentation and knowledge base plugin for WordPress, and see how this help centre is organised.
System requirements
Check that your WordPress site meets the WordPress, PHP and database requirements for PinkDocs.
Installing and activating PinkDocs
Get your licence key and plugin file from your customer dashboard, install PinkDocs, activate your licence and manage your subscription.
Creating your first knowledge base
Understand how knowledge bases, categories and docs fit together, and create your first knowledge base.
Creating categories
Create categories and subcategories, write clear category descriptions and plan your help centre structure.
Writing and publishing your first doc
Write a doc in the block editor, assign it to a knowledge base and category, and publish it.
PinkDocs blocks reference
Every PinkDocs block, when to use it and a live example of each.
Gutenberg and PinkDocs blocks showcase
See every core WordPress and PinkDocs block you can use, with live examples and when to use each.
Doc statuses: draft, pending, private and scheduled
Understand draft, pending, private, scheduled and published docs, and who can see each one.
Adding your help centre to your site menu
Add a link to your help centre in your site menu, footer and other places readers look for help.
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