> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.glpi-project.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.glpi-project.org/documentation/tabs/knowledgebase.md).

# Knowledge base

The *Knowledge base* tab is used to show or add linked knowledge base articles.

You cannot create an article from this tab. To create a new article <a href="/pages/O3MSGo1St4lt1ZOZmMVE" class="button secondary">go to knowledge base</a>

![Viewing knowledge base entry](/files/XuIDw7pgwkei7ZX8CbvZ)

From this window, you can link an existing article to a GLPI object. However, it is not possible to create an article from this section.

## Link an article

* To link an article, you just need to select it in the dropdown lit
* Click on **Add**

![adding a knowledge base entry](/files/xGZNaxSa4wQvNN54U6Rb)

## Unlink an article

* To unlik an article, you need to use the massive action. Click on the **checkbox** of the item(s) you wish to remove
* Click on **Actions**
* Select **Delete permanently the relation with selected elements**
* Click on **Post**

![deleting a knowledge base entry](/files/ZIJSS04h4FFCZXWa4xO4)


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