Changeset 3296800

Timestamp:

05/19/2025 07:57:36 PM (9 months ago)

Author:

et4aa

Message:

faq changed

Location:

helpwidget

Files:

• tags/1.2/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
• trunk/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)

helpwidget/tags/1.2/readme.txt

@@ -93 +93 @@
 == Frequently Asked Questions ==
 
-= What types of Elements can I add to a article? =
+= What types of Elements can I add to an article? =
 You can add any Gutenberg or Elementor Element.
 That could be Text, Pictures, Videos, Buttons, ...
+
+= How can I create an article? =
+Just open the admin panel and go to Helpwidget.
+Then press "add new post". Now you can create your first article.
+When you are done press publish and the article is visible on every site.
+
+= How can I add filters to an article? =
+There are 2 types of filters path and query.
+A path filter is the part after the / in the url.
+
+For example google.com/test. Then "test" would be the path.
+
+A query filter is the part after the ? in the url.
+For example google.com/test?user=admin 
+Then "user=admin" would be the query.
+
+You can add multiple path options to an article on which urls the article will be enabled.
+Or you can add multiple query options that need to be in the url.
 
 == Screenshots ==

helpwidget/trunk/readme.txt

@@ -93 +93 @@
 == Frequently Asked Questions ==
 
-= What types of Elements can I add to a article? =
+= What types of Elements can I add to an article? =
 You can add any Gutenberg or Elementor Element.
 That could be Text, Pictures, Videos, Buttons, ...
+
+= How can I create an article? =
+Just open the admin panel and go to Helpwidget.
+Then press "add new post". Now you can create your first article.
+When you are done press publish and the article is visible on every site.
+
+= How can I add filters to an article? =
+There are 2 types of filters path and query.
+A path filter is the part after the / in the url.
+
+For example google.com/test. Then "test" would be the path.
+
+A query filter is the part after the ? in the url.
+For example google.com/test?user=admin 
+Then "user=admin" would be the query.
+
+You can add multiple path options to an article on which urls the article will be enabled.
+Or you can add multiple query options that need to be in the url.
 
 == Screenshots ==