GitHub & GitLab Sync
Connect a repository to sync Markdown files into GeneX Docs (planned for a future release). Repository setup Choose GitHub or GitLab and authorize read access to your docs folder. Sync workflow On each push to main, changed files import as doc posts while preserving manual edits where configured.
Site settings
Configure global options under GeneX Docs → Settings. Brand name Displayed in the sticky topbar. Default: GENEX. Home button URL Where the Home link in the topbar points — typically your marketing site. Powered by text Footer attribution shown in the docs chrome.
Site customization
Customize colors and typography via your theme or child theme overrides targeting .genex-docs-plugin. Dark mode Visitors can toggle light/dark theme; preference is stored in localStorage. Scoped CSS Plugin styles live under .genex-docs-plugin so they do not affect the rest of your site.
Site structure
Organize docs with hierarchical Doc Sections and menu order. Sections Each section becomes a group heading in the left sidebar. Ordering Lower menu order values appear first; ties sort alphabetically by title.
AI Search
The topbar search filters sidebar links client-side. Server-side AI search is on the roadmap. Keyboard shortcut Press Ctrl+K or ⌘+K to focus search. Future enhancements Semantic search across doc content and multilingual indexes will ship in later versions.
Set a custom domain
Point a subdomain such as docs.example.com to the WordPress page that hosts . DNS Create a CNAME record to your WordPress host. SSL Enable HTTPS on the docs subdomain before sharing public links.
Publish a doc site
When your content is ready, publish the WordPress page containing the shortcode. Preview Use Preview to verify sidebar grouping, cards on Overview, and table of contents links. Share Share the page URL; use ?genex_doc=slug for direct links to individual articles.
