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This walkthrough builds a minimal but complete API Doc from scratch — a Users AP
API Docs Archive When the archive is enabled, a public listing page is available
Each API Doc can be embedded anywhere on your WordPress site using a shortcode.
API Docs supports importing from standard API specification formats and exportin
The API Docs frontend uses a three-column layout designed for developer readabil
Each API Doc can display its content in one of two modes. This is set per-doc in
Each endpoint has a Details panel (tabbed inside the collection group) with four
Collections are the grouping layer in an API Doc. Think of them as folders that
The General tab contains the top-level settings for the entire API Doc. These fi
Step 1 — Open the API Docs list Go to WordPress Admin → EazyDocs → API Docs. If
Global API Docs defaults live inside EazyDocs → Settings → API Docs (look for an
Plugin Requirements Requirement Notes EazyDocs (free) Must be installed and acti