Module Spotlight
GIBS.Module.FAQ is a .NET 10 Blazor WebAssembly module for Oqtane that delivers a complete FAQ experience, from public question browsing to full editorial management.
What visitors get
- Accordion-style FAQ display for clean, readable question/answer browsing.
- Category filtering using query strings (for example,
?Category=shipping). - Direct FAQ links using
?faq={id}or?question={id}for shareable deep links. - Published-only public listing so drafts and archived items stay hidden from visitors.
- Automatic view count tracking each time a question is opened.
What editors and admins get
FAQ management
- Create and edit FAQs with question, answer, category, sort order, status, and view count.
- Rich text editor support for formatted answers.
- Status workflow:
draft,published, andarchived. - Audit information display for existing entries.
- Pager-based list of existing FAQs for quick navigation.
Category management
- Create, edit, and delete categories.
- Auto-generated slugs from category names.
- Parent category support for hierarchy.
- Sort order and active/inactive toggles.
- Quick category creation directly from FAQ edit screen.
Platform and integration features
- Oqtane security integration with view/edit policy enforcement on API endpoints.
- Module lifecycle support including install/uninstall with EF Core migrations.
- Search integration for FAQ content indexing.
- Sitemap integration with generated URLs for individual FAQ entries.
- Import/export support for FAQ content portability between environments.
- Localization-ready UI using string localizers in module components.
Developer and deployment highlights
- Built as a multi-project Oqtane module:
Client,Server,Shared, andPackage. - Targets .NET 10 with Blazor WebAssembly client architecture.
- Includes packaging assets and scripts for debug deployment and release
.nupkgcreation. - Designed to drop cleanly into existing Oqtane workflows and content operations.
Bottom line
GIBS.Module.FAQ is a full-featured FAQ solution for Oqtane: fast for visitors, practical for content teams, and production-ready for administrators and developers.