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Presented by : Manisha Chugh
Batch Code : B-14/PHP/04-01
Registration id : R13010624

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 It’s a Blog
 It’s a Website
 It’s a Marketing Tool

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 Created as a Blog Software, in 2003.
 Open Source (free) application
◦ Lots of developers came together and volunteered
their experience
◦ Lots of folks continue to create additional tools and
add-ons (i.e. themes and plugins)
◦ Anyone can use this software free of charge

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 To communicate
◦ More insight
 Allows your readers to give feedback
◦ Learn more about reader’s wants/needs
◦ Provides ideas for blog content and direction

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Traditional Websites Traditional Blog
◦ A set of ‘static’ pages
 Content does not change often (or at
all)
◦ Tends to be more sales oriented
◦ Typically does not offer a way to
interact with its visitors
◦ Often needs a web designer to
make even minor changes or
additions
◦ Fresh Content, changes often
 Newest posts appear highest on the
page
◦ Tends to share insights and ideas
◦ Typically offers a space to post
comments and continue the
conversation
◦ Offers ability to add content
quickly

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 WordPress let’s you add web pages, not just blog posts.
◦ This allows you to build your site and blog with one toolset.
 You can maintain your site, yourself, without a designer.
◦ Easy to add new pages, video, images…
 Search Engines (like Google) love Blogs.
◦ Fresh, relevant, original content is important.

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 Gets the word out: Distribution/Syndication
◦ Your posts are instantly sent to the world with RSS
 Allows search engines to receive notice of new content
 Gets you ranked higher, quicker
 People find you easier
 Allows visitors to receive future posts automatically
 Offers interaction with your community
 People can post comments

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 Helps you understand what they want and gives ideas for
future posts.
 Provides more exposure for your E-newsletters
 Feature articles can be referenced in emails and linked to a
post online.
 Brings email readers to your site
 Allows new site visitors to see what you’ve written about
 And articles are syndicated for you with RSS

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 Changing Your Content is easy: Visual Editor
◦ Page and posts can be written without HTML
◦ It’s easier than creating a Word Document.

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 Managing Your Content is a snap: Content Management
System (CMS)
◦ Finds pages or images quickly and easily.

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 Plugins: Tons of free plugins are available
◦ Think of mini-applications that automate an
action
 Sell from your site with the wp-commerce plugin
 Get site stats with the Google Analytics plugin
 Show your most read posts with the popularity plugin
 Easily add Scripts and 3rd party applications

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◦ Amazon.com affiliate program scripts
◦ Constant Contact Sign Up boxes
 Customization
◦ You are free to customize away
◦ You may need to hire someone to create a truly
custom look or if you don’t want to try to figure it
out yourself.

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 WordPress installation on local server includes
these steps:
1. Downloading the software from WordPress.org
2. Unzip it and copy WordPress folder to ‘xampp/htdocs’
3. Create a Database
4. Running Install Script

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 Open localhost/phpmyadmin and create a
blank database.
◦ e.g. shopping2

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 Point your web browser to your blog’s URL
◦ localhost/wordpress
 Click on ‘Create a Configuration File’

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 Gather the Database information
 Click on ‘Let’s go!’

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 Enter your database credentials
 Click on ‘submit’ button

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 Now WordPress has all the information it
needs to proceed
 Click on ‘Run the Install’

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 Enter your blog information and click on ‘Install WordPress’

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 After successful installation, you will see the
following screen :
 Click on ‘Log In’

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 At the login screen, put in your username and
password and click on ‘Log In’
 You’ll be directed to the Admin Panel

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 After Installation, http://localhost/wordpress/
provides access to Front End (Blog)
 Using http://localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/
you can access Back End (Admin Panel)
 All the changes made through back end will
automatically reflect to front end.

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 Here you can manage your website’s design,
pages and contents.

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 Left Menu is detailing each of
the administrative functions
you can perform.
 Within each major function,
such as Posts, a submenu is
presented upon hovering
mouse hovers over the title
area.

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 ‘Collapse Menu’ option just below ‘Settings’
allow the left menu to collapse to a set of
icons, or expand (fly-out) to show an icon
and description for each major administrative
function.

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 Select and customize the Theme for your blog
 Add contents to your blog
 Change the Homepage Main Banner
 Create the Custom Menus
 Install and activate plugins to extends or
alter the core functionality of WordPress
 Add more users (moderators) for blog if you
want
 Do necessary settings

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 Go to Appearance > Themes
 From the available themes, activate your desired theme.
◦ e.g. Activate Twenty Thirteen theme

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 You can add a new theme
 The theme must be in .zip format
 Go to Add New > Upload Theme > Browse
 After uploading a theme, click on ‘Install
Now’

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 Now customize the activated theme
 Click on ‘Customize’
 You can customize the theme later going to Appearance >
Customize

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 A number of options will be shown on left
and customized preview on the right

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 Customize a Site Title &
Tagline
e.g.
◦ Site Title :Online Mobile Shopping
◦ Tagline : Buy a mobile online..
 Colors
e.g.
◦ Header Text Color: #134c00

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 You can either choose from
suggested headers
 Or you can add a new image
and crop it to recommended
size.

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 Set your ‘Front page’ and
‘Posts page’
 Front page will either display
‘Your latest posts’ or ‘A
static page’ which you have
created.
◦ e.g. Here Front page is ‘Home’
◦ and Posts page is ‘Posts’

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 Widgets provide an extra bit
of functionality to your blog.
 You can :
◦ Add a widget
◦ Reorder them by simply dragging
it to desired positions.
 Widgets Customization can
also be done going to
Appearance > Widgets

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 Upload and set new
background image for
your blog by going to
◦ Appearance > Customize >
Background Image
 After all the customization have done, click on ‘Save & Publish’

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 Go to Appearance > Editor or Plugins/Editor
 Editor allows you to quickly edit current theme/plugins files. After all editing
done on selected file, click on ‘Update File’
 This process has a drawback that you can undo the changes made to files.

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 Manage pages
 Manage categories
 Manage posts
 Insert Media in posts and pages

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 Go to Pages > Add new
 When you are ready with your new page, click Publish to save
it.

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 You’re new page will
appear on the menu bar
automatically.
 All child pages will
automatically become a
sub menu under the
parent link on the menu
bar on front end.

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 To edit a page, go to
Pages > All Pages
 Quick Edit shows few
quick options to edit
a page
 After editing, click on
‘Update’ to save
changes

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 Go to Posts > Categories
 When you are ready with new category, click ‘Add new category’ to
save it.

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 Go to Posts > Add New
 Write a post

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 You can further:
◦ Format Text,
◦ Insert “Read more” tag,
◦ Change Permalink
◦ Change visibility (public, private, password protected)
◦ Set Date and Time when to publish the post.
◦ Set Format
◦ Add the post to specified category,
◦ Add tags and featured image to the post.
◦ Insert/Edit/Remove Link
 When you are ready with your new post, click Publish to save it.

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 Go to Posts > All Posts
 You can Edit or Quick Edit the posts here
 After editing, click on ‘Update’ to save changes

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 Media can be images, audio or video files
 You can :
◦ Select a new file from your computer to upload
◦ Select a file from media library
◦ Insert a file from URL
◦ Set Featured Image for the homepage
 When you are ready with your new media, click ‘Insert into
page/post’ to save media and then click on ‘Publish’ to save that
post or page.

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 All the uploaded media files will be saved to Media Library
 You can later edit, delete and view them
◦ e.g. Here we are editing an image file

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 To delete a post or page,
go to All Posts/Pages and
click on ‘Trash’ under
the desired item
 You can later Delete it
Permanently or Restore it
from Trash

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 Go to Pages > All Pages
 Find your Homepage, and click ‘Edit’.
 Now click on ‘Set Featured Image’
 Finally select an image and set it as Featured image

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 Go to Appearance > Menus
 Select pages/links/categories you want to add to menu bar
(from left) and click on ‘Add to Menu’
 Drag each item into the order you want. To make an item as
submenu, just drag it to right of parent menu
 Click on ‘Create Menu’ to save all changes.

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 Steps of editing a menu are same as you created the menu.
Don’t forget to select these checkboxes. After all editing
takes place, click on ‘Save Menu’
 To delete a menu, click on ‘Delete Menu’

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 If you have more than
one menu, you can
select the desired menu
as primary menu. To do
so, go to Appearance >
Customize > Navigation

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 When user leaves a
reply on post, it needs
approval of admin.
Only after approval, it
will show to other
visitors.
 Visitors can add
comments on blog
posts.

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 It is showing on left panel that 1 comment awaiting moderation
 Moderator can:
◦ Approve visitor’s comment
◦ Edit or Delete it
◦ Mark it as spam
◦ Reply to that comment

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 Plugin is a PHP script that extends or alter the core
functionality of WordPress.
◦ To view installed plugin, go to Plugins > Installed Plugins
◦ There are 2 pre-installed plugins. You can activate, edit or
delete them.

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 Go to wordpress.org/plugins
 Click on ‘Plugins’
 Search required plugin (from left)
 Read Installation process and view snapshots and then ‘Download’

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 Go to Plugins > Add New > Upload
 Browse a plugin in .zip format from your computer
 Click on ‘Install Now’
 Now activate that plugin

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 If you have a group of people who are managing the blog, then
you can add more users. To add a new user, go to Users > Add
New. Enter all details and select the role which you would like to
assign for the new user. Then click on ‘Add New User’.
 Each level of user is allowed different capabilities depending on
their role.
 The 5 level of users are:
◦ Admin
◦ Editor
◦ Author
◦ Contributor
◦ Subscriber

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 You can do the following settings for blog :
◦ General Settings
◦ Writing Settings
◦ Reading Settings
◦ Discussion Settings
◦ Media Settings
◦ Permalink Settings

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 General Settings includes:
◦ Site Title and Tagline
◦ URL and e-mail settings
◦ Membership and Role Settings
◦ Settings for Time & Date
Format etc.
After doing all settings, click on
‘Save Changes’

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 Writing Settings includes:
◦ Emoticon display settings
◦ Default Settings for posts
◦ Secret e-mail account
settings
After doing all settings, click on
‘Save Changes’

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 Reading Settings
includes:
◦ Front Page Settings
◦ Search Engine Visibility
◦ Settings for Blog Posts etc.
After doing all settings, click on
‘Save Changes’

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 Discussion Settings includes :
◦ Default Article Settings
◦ Comment Addition Settings
◦ Comment Moderation Settings
◦ Avatars Settings and much more
After doing all settings, click on ‘Save Changes’

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 Media Setting includes:
◦ Setting default size for
image files.
◦ Organization of
uploading files
After doing all settings, click on
‘Save Changes’

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 By default WordPress uses
web URLs which have
question marks and lots of
numbers in them; however,
WordPress offers you the
ability to create a custom URL
structure for your permalinks
and archives.
After doing all settings, click on
‘Save Changes’

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 Go to Users > Your Profile
 Edit Profile includes settings
for :
◦ Visual Editor
◦ Color Scheme
◦ Keyboard Shortcuts
◦ Name and Contact info
◦ Biographical Info
◦ Set Password
After doing all changes, click on
‘Update Profile’

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Now
Enjoy Blogging!

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Thank You !