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AssistCamp
A WordPress documentation plugin with Full Site Editing blocks and classic theme support for creating organized knowledge bases.
AssistCamp ranks #18,996 among WordPress.org plugins with 70+ active installations, is #113 of 526 in the Education & Support category, and was last updated Oct 5, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.2.0
Current Version v1.2.0
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 05 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.2.0
- Last Updated
- Oct 05, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.0+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
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- 7.4 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about AssistCamp
AssistCamp detects how many knowledgebases you have: One knowledgebase: /docs/getting-started/installation/ Two or more: /docs/product-name/getting-started/installation/ The switch happens automatically when you create or delete knowledgebases. To choose your own doc URLs, set the Single Doc Permalink under Settings. Every doc URL starts with the documentation slug; after it comes a preset (Plain /docs/installation/, Categorized /docs/getting-started/installation/, Knowledge Base /docs/product/installation/, All /docs/product/getting-started/installation/) or a custom structure such as guides/%category%/%article%. A custom structure without %article% gets it at the end. Old URLs redirect. Leave %knowledge-base% out of the structure and no URL carries a knowledgebase name. Keep it and enable "Hide Knowledge Base Name in the Default KB URL" to drop that segment for your default knowledgebase, so /docs/product/getting-started/installation/ becomes /docs/getting-started/installation/ while the other knowledgebases keep theirs. Both settings shape single doc URLs only; knowledgebase, category and tag archives keep their own structure.
Yes. AssistCamp includes PHP templates for classic themes and HTML block templates for FSE themes. It detects your active theme type and loads the appropriate templates. Classic themes also get Customizer options for layout and styling.
Yes. Place template files in a assistcamp/ directory inside your theme to override the defaults.
Yes. Go to AssistCamp > Settings > General and change the documentation slug. The default is docs. Leave it empty to serve the docs at the root of your site, as /product-name/ or /installation/; a page or post keeps any URL it shares with a doc. With the slug empty, turn on "Take over the homepage" to show your docs homepage as the site's front page, or leave it off and place the Docs Home block (or the [assistcamp_docs] shortcode on classic themes) on any page.
AssistCamp uses WordPress transients to cache search results, documentation queries, and term counts. You can configure the cache duration in settings. Cache is automatically invalidated when content is updated.
Yes, by design. The assistcamp/v1 namespace exposes four read-only routes — knowledgebases, categories, docs and search — without authentication, because the live search and the archive list on the front end call them for logged-out visitors. They return only what a published documentation page already shows: doc titles, excerpts, links, dates, category structure and author display names. Search is rate-limited per visitor. The write routes in the same namespace, used by the setup wizard, the settings page, the organize screen and the dashboard, require an administrator session. If your documentation must not be readable without a session, keep the docs unpublished or restrict the routes with a plugin that gates the REST API.
