editant Docs
editant Docs gives your site a proper documentation section: articles grouped into categories, with a persistent, foldable sidebar for navigation. It draws and styles its own index and article pages, so it looks finished the moment you activate it and works the same on any theme, block or classic.
The look is the editant brand out of the box, and you can make it your own from a single settings page: keep the editant header, replace it with your own logo and name, or hide it, set an accent colour to match your brand, and choose the label for your section, for example “Documentation”, “Help”, or “Knowledge base”.
Because the plugin renders and styles itself, it never depends on your active theme. The IBM Plex fonts are bundled with the plugin and served from your own site, and the styling is scoped so it neither leans on, nor leaks into, your theme.
What’s included
- A documentation post type with hierarchical categories.
- A self-contained two-column layout – foldable sidebar plus article – drawn by the plugin on any theme.
- Drag-and-drop reordering of categories and the articles within them.
- A header you control: the editant logo and name by default, your own logo and/or name, or no header at all.
- An accent colour that drives links and the active sidebar item.
- A configurable section label for the index heading.
- A configurable URL base – set it in the admin (with a developer filter override) so your docs can live at /docs, /help, /kb, or wherever you like.
- Bundled IBM Plex fonts – no dependency on the active theme and no font CDN.
- One-click sample content you can load and remove from the Settings page (no WP-CLI needed).
- Translation-ready.
Privacy
editant Docs stores its settings in your own WordPress database and sends no data to any external service. The bundled fonts are served from your own site, not from a third-party font CDN.