Updated articles

  1. Reorder categories or articles

    Reorder categories or articles by rearranging their order in the Pages page: Hover over the article or category you want to move so you get the context menu. Select the Drag to reorder icon (up and down arrow icon) to the right of t...
  2. The basics: editing standards

    Learn how to edit the standards in your CAPRA self-assessment knowledge base.
  3. Move articles between levels

    In the Pages page, in addition to reordering content inside the current level , you can also: Move articles and categories to the top category level Move articles and categories into other categories (note that some category types ...
  4. 13 May 2021 feature enhancements and bug fixes

    Feature enhancements affect the category controls in the editor screens and SSO ID matching; bug fixes address issues with table of contents category displays and snippet API call variable caching.
  5. Create a new standard

    Learn how to create a new standard in your CAPRA accreditation knowledge base.
  6. File references now tracked!

    File references in articles, categories, snippets, and Style > Settings will be tracked moving forward. Contact our team to run a one-time reindex to track existing references!
  7. Use snippets overview

    Add the snippet's Merge Code Value wherever you'd like it to appear.
  8. URL redirect article

    Learn how to have an article in your knowledge base redirect to a URL outside of your knowledge base or to a file stored within your knowledge base.
  9. Share articles between categories and knowledge bases

    Have an article that might fit in two different categories? Instead of creating those two articles independently, create a Shared content article . The content (body) of the article as well as all versions stay in sync across all shared articles....
  10. 🌊 Nat'l Manatee Appreciation Day bugfixes

    These fixes address issues with the Articles page, add more delight, add more metadata fields for your knowledge base, and recommend a more reliable way to require authentication for files and images.