Uploading Content to Your KBucket Hub (WordPress)
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(00:03) The content for your KBucket pages is uploaded and synced under the Upload KBucket tab. You have two options: upload a file manually or generate a link and schedule automatic updates.
If you encounter issues or want to replace your entire library, first clear your KBucket, then upload or link a fresh export. This ensures a clean sync and prevents duplicates.
(00:48) Your links and updates are created in Curator. We organize curated links into collections inside folders, then export only the folders you want.
To publish, generate a KBucket file for a specific channel. Each KBucket file can include one or multiple channels, and each channel can contain as many folders as you need.
To create your feed, right‑click the collection and either export the file to your computer for manual upload or generate the XML link.
(01:35) Paste the XML link into the Upload KBucket tab and start the sync. For example, set it to sync daily so your KBucket WordPress page stays up to date automatically.
On your KBucket page, you will see your channels and latest posts; all edits now happen in Kurator. Once configured, you do not need to touch your WordPress page—add, delete, or modify links in Kurator and KBucket will keep your website content current.