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WordPress can do that?!
- 1. WordPress can do that?
- 2. Who am I? • Wharton Computing member • Writer • Been blogging for 12 years • Hawaiian shirt enthusiast
- 3. I wrote a freaking book!
- 4. Stalk me • smcnulty@wharton.upenn.edu • Twitter: @blankbaby • http://blog.blankbaby.com
- 5. Want a blog?
- 6. Want a CMS?
- 7. WordPress ≠ Blog Yes, this is real. Available on Amazon for $900: http://tinyurl.com/39jrg5a
- 8. What we’re covering • Some sites using WordPress • Quick look at WordPress 3.2 • Custom Post Types • Custom Taxonomies • Custom Menus • Must have plugins • User Roles • Security
- 9. What we aren’t covering • PHP Hacking • Creating plugins • Custom themes
- 13. Knowledge@Wharton High School http://kwhs.wharton.upenn.edu/
- 15. Bangor Daily News http://bangordailynews.com/
- 18. CUNY Digital Commons http://commons.gc.cuny.edu/
- 19. Syracuse Lecture Series http://lectures.syr.edu/
- 20. WordPress Showcase http://wordpress.org/showcase/
- 21. WordPress 3.2 • “Gershwin” • Released July 4, 2011 • Faster & Lighter
- 22. Post Formats • Ok, introduced in 3.1 • Custom formats are not supported • Impacts the way content is displayed • Support varies per theme • 9 formats (Video & Chat not listed to the right) • Inspired by Tumblr
- 23. New Dashboard
- 24. 2011 Theme
- 28. Faster Updates • Downloads changed files only.
- 29. Drops Support for IE6 & PHP4
- 30. We have the technology
- 31. Post Types
- 32. Post • Traditional components of a blog • Chronological • Can have a title, author, body, categories/tags, and comments
- 33. Page • Non-chronological • URLs based off main URL • Can use special templates • Can be hierarchical
- 34. Attachment • Holds all info for uploaded files • Image entries include EXIF info and thumbnails
- 35. Revisions • Revisions of current posts/pages • Drafts
- 36. Nav Menus • Not about content for your blog • Navigation menu entries • Custom menu entries
- 37. What if five isn’t enough? • Post • Page • Attachment • Revisions • Nav Menus
- 38. Custom Post Types • Really Custom Content Types • Won’t show up in your site’s main RSS • Can be used for a variety of things
- 41. DEMO
- 42. Taxonomies
- 43. Category • Predefined • Hierarchical • Base URL: category/ name
- 44. Tag • Ad Hoc • Non-Hierarchical • Base URL: tag/name
- 45. Link Category • Organizes links • Often shown on sidebars
- 46. Custom Taxonomies • Can be applied to default post types and custom post types • Hierarchical or not (it is up to you!) • Allows you to create groups relevant to your content
- 47. DEMO
- 48. Display Custom Taxonomies <?php echo get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), 'author', 'Author: ' , ' ', ' ' ) ?> http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/ get_the_term_list
- 49. DEMO
- 50. Custom Menus
- 51. Some useful Plugins http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/
- 52. Custom Post Type List Widget http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ custom-post-type-list-widget/
- 54. CMS Tree Page View http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cms-tree-page-view/
- 60. User Roles • Subscriber • Contributor • Author • Editor • Administrator • Super Admin
- 62. Security
- 63. Keep up to date
- 65. VaultPress • Plans start at $15 • Requires a Wordpress.com account
- 66. VaultPress Plugin http://vaultpress.com/
- 67. VaultPress Dashboard http://vaultpress.com/
- 68. VaultPress Dashboard http://vaultpress.com/
- 69. VaultPress Dashboard http://vaultpress.com/
- 70. VaultPress Dashboard http://vaultpress.com/
- 71. VaultPress Dashboard http://vaultpress.com/
- 72. Strong passwords
- 73. File Monitor Plus http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ wordpress-file-monitor-plus/
- 74. File Monitor Plus Email
- 77. Thanks! • smcnulty@wharton.upenn.edu • Twitter: @blankbaby • http://blog.blankbaby.com
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- <?php&#xA0;get_the_term_list(&#xA0;$id (POST ID),&#xA0;$taxonomy (TAXONOMY NAME),&#xA0;$before (TEXT TO DISPLAY BEFORE),&#xA0;$sep (SEPARATOR),&#xA0;$after (TEXT TO DISPLAY AFTER)&#xA0;)&#xA0;?>&#xA0;\n\n\n
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- Super Admin - Someone with access to the blog network administration features controlling the entire network (See Create a Network).\nAdministrator - Somebody who has access to all the administration features\nEditor - Somebody who can publish and manage posts and pages as well as manage other users' posts, etc.\nAuthor - Somebody who can publish and manage their own posts\nContributor - Somebody who can write and manage their posts but not publish them\nSubscriber - Somebody who can only manage their profile\n
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