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The document discusses requirements for developing a knowledge base plugin for a WordPress website, including: - Using WordPress as the content management framework - Integrating the plugin into an existing website - Server setup recommendations of Apache, PHP, and MySQL - Ability to upload files like documents and presentations alongside articles - Features for adding, editing, and publishing articles as drafts or live - Displaying author and publication details above articles - Inserting a knowledge base page into the website menu next to FAQs
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- 5. Can be obtain some examples of user question and answer and files (ex. PDF) which will be used? Answers can have files as attachment or an answer can be just a file?
- 6. Will hosting server have a traffic limit or database and hosting space limitations? What limitations will have if any?
- 7. Please provide more information on this statement "Copyrights are vetted and respected. “ and how a copyrighted material/article can be recognized?
- 8. “Referrals are supported for copyrighted material." - What you mean by referrals (links to other internal or externals articles?)
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- 14. Insert new articles, edit articles, save as public or as draft - completed
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