PubPla AI Help Center vs Toggles

This plugin add new custom post type ‘FAQ’. With some functionality, you can build help center for your user. What is help center? We collect examples at our github wiki. Live demo: https://demo.kunoichiwp.com/pubplafaq/ — Try the AI Overview on the front page. The demo is in Japanese, built around a fictional anti-aging subscription “Jovian”, but you can still get a feel for how the AI answers real questions from your FAQ content (and admits when something isn’t covered). Creating Portal This plugin will provide… Custom post type with single page and archive page. Custom taxonomy associated to CPT. Incremental search box. AI Overview(Since 2.0.0) AI Overview AI Overview answers user questions based on your FAQ content using a large language model. It uses the wp-ai-client bundled with WordPress core since WordPress 7.0, which requires an AI service to be configured in WordPress. Requirements: AI Overview requires WordPress 7.0 or later. On older WordPress versions, the AI Overview block and template function will still appear in the editor and on the front-end, but the search form will not work (the REST endpoint that powers it is disabled). Other features of this plugin (FAQ custom post type, incremental search, shortcode) continue to work on WordPress 6.6+. Upgrade WordPress to 7.0 to enable AI Overview. You can configure AI behavior and rate limiting from Settings > Help Center in the admin panel. The settings page also includes a Rebuild Catalog Now button to manually refresh the FAQ catalog used as LLM context. The Catalog The catalog is the set of posts handed to the LLM as context. It is the union of several queries, merged and deduplicated by post ID: Every published post of a supported post type. These can be cited, so they appear under Sources in an answer. Every private post assigned to the default term of the AI Catalog taxonomy. These are background material: their text is used to answer everyone, but they are never cited and never linked. Use this for internal knowledge you do not want as a standalone public page. To add sources of your own — other post types, a taxonomy filter, a meta condition — use the hamelp_catalog_sources filter. Each source is a get_posts() argument array plus a citable flag; earlier sources win on duplicates. add_filter( 'hamelp_catalog_sources', function ( $sources ) { $sources['pages'] = [ 'args' => [ 'post_type' => [ 'page' ], 'post_status' => [ 'publish' ], ], 'citable' => true, ]; return $sources; } ); Using the Block Add the AI FAQ Overview block in the block editor. The block has the following options: Placeholder — Input placeholder text. Button Text — Submit button label. Show Sources — Display related FAQ links below the answer. Using the Template Function You can also use hamelp_render_ai_overview() in your theme templates: The function accepts an optional array of arguments: 'Ask a question...', 'button_text' => 'Ask AI', 'show_sources' => true, ] ); ?> The function automatically enqueues the required JavaScript and CSS assets. Search Box The incremental FAQ search box is available in three forms. Using the Block Add the FAQ Search Box block in the block editor. The block has the following options: Label — Input placeholder text. Button Text — Submit button label. Using the Shortcode You can use shortcode hamelp-search in page content. [hamelp-search label='Enter your question here.'][/hamelp-search] Using the Template Function You can also call hamelp_render_search_box() directly from your theme templates: 'Enter your question here.', 'btn' => 'Search', ] ); ?>

You can use this block to hide and reveal content as needed. Create FAQ pages, hide spoilers in posts, or create simple accordion elements. The block uses and HTML elements and doesn’t require any additional JavaScript or CSS on the theme side.