MT Knowledgebase & Changelog WordPress Plugin

Support teams often answer the same questions again and again, while product updates get buried in blog posts. This plugin gives you a dedicated home for both. You write knowledge base articles, sort them with categories and tags, and keep a changelog so customers can see what changed in your product or service. Clear, easy-to-find answers can cut down on support requests.

Visitors find content through a live AJAX search form that returns matching articles or changelog entries as they type. Logged-in users can vote and like articles, which shows you which content helps most. The plugin works with Elementor and WPBakery, and shortcodes let you place its elements wherever you need them. It suits SaaS providers, tech companies and product-based businesses.

Features

• Knowledge base management: Create knowledge base articles and organize them with categories and tags, so your documentation forms a structured resource center that visitors can browse.
• Built-in changelog: Maintain a changelog for your products or services so customers can see updates, fixes and changes in a single, clear place.
• Live AJAX search: A search form shows results instantly, helping users find relevant articles or changelog entries without leaving the page or waiting for a reload.
• Voting and likes: Logged-in users can vote on and like articles. Their feedback shows which knowledge base content is most helpful to readers.
• Elementor and WPBakery support: The plugin is compatible with both page builders, so you can fit it into your page designs regardless of which WordPress theme you use.
• Flexible shortcodes: Customizable shortcodes let you insert knowledge base elements anywhere on your site, which gives you control over how and where content appears.
• Related articles: The plugin suggests related knowledge base articles automatically, pointing readers to more helpful information after they finish the one they came for.
• Responsive, Retina ready layout: Documentation adapts to different screen sizes and displays sharply on high-resolution screens, so articles stay readable on phones, tablets and desktops.

Best for

• SaaS providers who publish product updates
• Support teams reducing repeat questions
• Businesses building a searchable help center