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Tags are used to provide quick links to the type of FAQ you have. Unlike categories, they are not necessarily grouped by tag. An FAQ with a tag shared by another FAQ can be more easily found by clicking on the shared tag, thus bringing you to a page with all shared tags.

The include_category attribute can be used with a comma separated list of category slugs.nnFor example:nn[ ultimate-faqs include_category= “dairy,cheese” ] nnwill show the Dairy and Cheese categories only.

The exclude_category attribute can be used with a comma separated list of category slugs.nnFor example: nn[ ultimate-faqs exclude_category=’dairy’ ]nnThis will show all categories created except Dairy.

Shortcodes can be generated by going to the page or post you wish to add them to and going to the visual tab (instead of the text tab) within that page or post. In the toolbar is a dropdown under FAQs and select the type of shortcode you want.nnNote: You need to have “Show Editor… READ POST

The styling colors can be found in the FAQs Settings tab in the Left Hand WordPress menu. You can then select the Styling tab. There you will be able to change colours of your FAQs.nnNote: If there is something you wish to change that is not in the styling list, you can apply custom css… READ POST

To have Ultimate FAQs show up on the WooCommerce product pages, you must first go to the Premium tab in the FAQ settings page and set WooCommerce FAQs to ‘yes’.nnThen create a new category with the same name as the WooCommerce product you wish to apply the FAQ to.nnThen to choose the FAQ you wish… READ POST

– In the main menu, go to “Settings > Permalinks”.n- Scroll down, if needed, and click “Save Changes”. No need to actually make any changes.n- Rewrite rules and permalinks have now been flushed.

For the conditional menu, you could make use of our available public functions, which allow you to check if a visitor is logged in and display items conditionally based on that. Check out our tutorial video that explains this and even includes an example of setting up a conditional menu here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKiJAjq7PhQ&index=9&list=PLEndQUuhlvSolfe-rIpI3eK_TmfeEDPeH

If you have In-depth fields set to “Yes” (in the “Fields” area of the “Options” tab), you can add multiple fields for reviews using Review Item. You can just click on the Add button in the Fields section under the Options Tab and then select ReviewItem in the drop-down. Once you fill in the other… READ POST