Formatting and Attachments in the Knowledge Base

Summary: The Knowledge Base text editor gives you solid formatting and attachment options to structure your articles well. This guide covers text styling, header images, and how to add images, videos, hyperlinks, and files.

Text formatting options

The Knowledge Base text editor lets you structure your articles with:

  • Headings: Format text blocks as headings to create a clear visual hierarchy.
  • Text styling: Apply bold, italics, strikethrough, or underline to emphasize important phrases.
  • Alignment and indentation: Adjust text alignment and indentation for better readability.
  • Lists: Use bullet points and numbered lists to break down actions or group related ideas.
  • Hyperlinks: Insert clickable links directly in your text.

Header and cover images

You can add a cover image as a header banner for any category, subcategory, or individual article.

  • How to upload: Click the three dots icon in the top right corner of the default header area and upload your image.
  • Dimensions: The header image is 1200x400 pixels, an aspect ratio of 3:1.

Adding media and attachments

Articles support both embedded media and downloadable files:

  • Embedding media: Select the link, image, video, or file icon in the formatting toolbar. Once an image is on the page, you can resize it by dragging its borders, and use the small banner that appears above the image to manage how it sits within the surrounding text.
  • Downloadable attachments: Prefer not to embed something in the text flow? Click the paper clip icon and select your file to attach it as a download.

Media specifications

The Knowledge Base follows the platform-wide upload rules: images (JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF, up to 20MP resolution), videos, and documents (PDF, XLS, DOC), with SVG and HTML files not accepted as images. For the full table of supported formats, file sizes, and quantity limits, see Guidelines for Uploading Media and Files on Speakap.

Still stuck?

Email us at support@speakap.com with your network name, the file you're trying to upload, and the exact error you see, and we'll help you out.

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