Somtimes it is really important to save frequently asked questions so the visitor doesn’t need to write a comment or post a support ticket. That’s why we decided to write a small plugin which does the trick. You can see the FAQ plugin on every plugin we published on this site.
Table of contents
Installation
Installation
There are two ways to install this plugin. But both start with downloading the plugin and getting the login information of your FTP account. As I am very lazy writing documentations I’ll only describe the easiest one. So let’s start:
- First you need to login to your backend: http://example.org/wp-admin
- Then you navigate to Plugins -> Add New
- There you can read: “Install a plugin in .zip format” click on the browse button.
- Now find the previously downloaded faq.zip.
- Click on install now.
- You will be asked if you want to activate the plugin, click on it.
That’s the whole installation of the plugin. Now you can use it.
Documentation
Documentation
Getting started
Let’s now create the first post with a faq container in it. Click on Posts -> Add New and give it some dummy information. When you’re in the text area you have a very simple markup for your faq’s:
[ faqs] // Here you define a new tab container [ faq q="A simple question goes in here."] The answer in between the faq tags. [ /faq] [ faq q="Is there another question?"] If so you can answer it here. [ /tab] [ /faqs]
Please notice that I let a space between “[" and for example "faq". This is just because I don't want it to be rendered - you must write it without a space!
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is it possible to use more than one faq container in one post/page?


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