Documentation
It's important for phpMyFAQ to provide documentation to its users, but documentation means different things to different people. You can find links to our end-user guide providing everything from the installation of phpMyFAQ and how to use it. For developers, we provide a bunch of resources about how to contribute to phpMyFAQ the right way.
Getting Started
Documentation for phpMyFAQ 4.1
This guide contains detailed documentation for those using phpMyFAQ 4.1, whether they be administrators or end-users.Documentation for phpMyFAQ 4.0
This guide contains detailed documentation for those using phpMyFAQ 4.0, whether they be administrators or end-users.Requirements
All requirements like e.g. the minimum PHP version to install the latest version of phpMyFAQChangelog
The list of user-visible changes of phpMyFAQ releases since 2001.Translations
The list of supported languages in phpMyFAQ and a guide how to fix existing or add new translations.
Developer Resources
Coding standards
Coding styles for PHP code, HTML, and LESS/CSS. Please take care you follow these coding standards.How to contribute
If you want to contribute code or fix issues in phpMyFAQ you can find everything on this page.Source code
Quick link to our repository at Github.OpenAPI specification
phpMyFAQ 4.0 and later versions provide an OpenAPI specification for the REST API.Codenames
phpMyFAQ uses codenames for every major release, if you're curious about them, take a look at this page.
Outdated documentations
Looking for an old version of documentation? We have an overview of old, unmaintained versions online.