wagtail-knowledgebase
Knowledgebase Site Pages for Wagtail.
Usage
pip install wagtail-knowledgebase
Add “wtknowledgebase” to INSTALLED_APPS in your settings.py
Optionally add a list of ('name', **kwargs) tuples to WTKNOWLEDGEBASE_STATIC_BLOCKS setting to define static blocks to be included in page types.
Reuse stream blocks
The block designed for these pages could be useful for other pages, you can use the stream builder that is defined in blocks to make use of the blocks defined for knowledgebase pages.
from wagtail.models import Page
from wagtail.fields import StreamField
from wtknowledgebase import blocks
class HomePage(Page):
body = StreamField(blocks.stream_builder.blocks([
('my_extra_static', StaticBlock(
template='_my_template.html',
label="Admin UI Label",
icon='doc-full',
admin_text="This is a deeper description",
])
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