You can use the Knowledge Base Display widget to display published articles in site pages with built-in navigation, comments, ratings, and social media links. By default, this widget displays articles from the Knowledge Base’s Home folder. You can customize which articles are included.
You can find the widget under Content Management in the Fragments and Widgets side panel.
If you set the max nesting level to 3 or higher, then these articles appear nested in three levels. But if you set the max nesting level to 2, then articles appear in two levels:
The Knowledge Base Display’s navigation menu and display options make it a great candidate for a full page widget. If you display a folder of articles, the navigation on the left side of the widget displays links to all the folder’s articles. If your articles are organized into folders, this widget provides users with a selector for switching between folders.
The viewing area on the right side of the widget displays the folder’s leading article. Click an article in the navigation to display it in the viewing area. The currently displayed article’s link appears in bold in the navigation. You can also move between articles by clicking the links at the bottom of the article before the suggestions section.
Knowledge Base Display can also show article hierarchies. Viewing an article that has child articles expands the navigation tree to show links to the child articles. Expanded nodes collapse when you view a different top level article.
The links at the top of the widget expose these actions on an article:
Subscribe to an RSS feed of the Knowledge Base
Subscribe to the current article
View the current article’s history
Print the current article
Administrators have access to an additional set of links at the top of the widget:
Edit the article
Add a child article
Move the article
Delete the article
Below the article’s content is the rating interface, showing thumbs up/down icons. Users can also submit suggestions or comments below the article in the text box labeled Do you have any suggestions?. Administrators can view the suggestions and mark progress on them.
If the administrator enables the Knowledge Base source URL feature and an article has an assigned source URL, an Edit on GitHub button () appears to the right of the article’s title. This button links to the article’s source in GitHub. You can use this feature to encourage people to contribute fixes or improvements to articles. See Knowledge Base System Settings for more information.
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