Setting up KBucket
KBucket is our plug&play resource hub solution for WordPress.
The content for KBucket is curated and managed with Kurator. In this section, you will learn how to install and register your WordPress plugin and connect it to your Kurator app.
Registering Your Site
In order to activate your KBucket plugin you will need to first register your account on our site here.
After you register and activate your account, download and install KBucket on your WordPress plugin. You can search for KBucket in your plugin directory, or go to this page on the WordPress website.
Setting up Your Page
After you generate the API key you are now ready to set up your KBucket plugin.
When you install KBucket, the plugin will automatically create a page called KBucket and select that as the default page for displaying your content.
You can create a new page, or decide where you want to add the KBucket resource hub from the menu in your settings page.
You have two options for displaying the content on your KBucket page.
If you have a page builder program, you should choose the short-code method.
If you select the direct option, you will need to add the tag cloud to your side-bar from the widgets menu.
Watch this video to see how it all works.
Adding Content to KBucket
All of your content is curated and managed by Kurator.
See this post on how to create KBucket files, that you can sink with your KBucket account.
We offer a manual upload and an automated connection.
Simply generate a link for your KBucket file in Kurator and enter that link under your "upload KBucket tab" in the designated area and choose your sync frequency and hit start.
Now every time you add or edit a link in your Kurator app, your KBucket file will be automatically updated.
If you choose to upload the content manually, simply download your KBucket file to your computer, and manually upload it to your site.