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What is a public knowledge base?
A public knowledge base site is accessible by everyone on the web. The published content of the knowledge base site can be accessed with direct links or via search engines on the web browser. No login is required.
For example, Document360's help article site, docs.document360.com is a public access knowledge base.
Accessing the Site access page
From the knowledge base portal, click on Settings → Site access. The project name with the three available site access settings would be available.
Public
Private
Mixed
A green Public label would be available next to the site access option in the menu. The site access setting would be available at the time of project creation. Users can choose any site access setting during project creation and change the setting later.Site access setting for new projects
Switching a knowledge base site access to public
- In the knowledge base portal, click on Settings → Site access
- There would be three site access options available
- Select the Public option
- An Update visibility confirmation prompt would be displayed
- To proceed with the change, the user has to correctly type in the subdomain of their project in the field provided in the prompt. The project's subdomain would be displayed in the prompt itself
- After typing in the sub-domain, click on the Yes option
- The knowledge base would be switched to Public
If the knowledge base is being switched from Mixed or Private to Public site access, then all the granular level access permissions would be reset.