(00:03) In this demo, we will look at our WordPress plugin, Kbucket. What is it, what are the main use cases, and how do you get started? Let’s dive in. To learn about Kbucket, open the Products menu and select Kbucket for a full description. In ...

(00:05) After you enter your KBucket API key and update your settings, you’re ready to configure your KBucket page in WordPress. When you install KBucket, the plugin creates a default page under Pages. You can place KBucket on any page, and you c...

(00:03) The content for your KBucket pages is uploaded and synced under the Upload KBucket tab. You have two options: upload a file manually or generate a link and schedule automatic updates.  If you encounter issues or want to replace your entire l...

(00:03) The Set Social tab in the KBucket WordPress plugin lets you add a channel description and set a default image for each channel. If a post on your KBucket page is missing a thumbnail, KBucket automatically uses the channel’s default image,...

(00:03) You can embed carousels, grids, and sliders under the Widget tab in your KBucket WordPress plugin using content from your KBucket hub.  To do this, generate a shortcode by selecting the channel to source content from, then refine with Tags a...