Learning Wordpress - the internal guide
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A guide we used to teach some internal team members WordPress.
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- 1. WordPress for fun and profit CBSS The Gazette Company
- 2. BreakdownA little less than you ever wanted to know WordPress Overview Post & Pages Plugins All-in-One SEO, EmbedIt, Gravity Forms Widgets Themes PHP and WordPress Hosting and Access Questions
- 4. Pages
- 5. Categories
- 6. Tags
- 9. Edit Current
- 10. Title
- 11. Body
- 12. Images
- 13. Categories
- 14. Tags
- 15. Post Options (Sticky & Future)
- 16. Quick Edit
- 18. Add New
- 19. Upgrade
- 21. Settings
- 22. Common Plugins
- 23. EmbedIt
- 24. Gravity Forms
- 25. All-In-One SEO
- 27. How to add content
- 29. Why are they so cool
- 30. Anatomy of a WP Theme
- 32. index.php– The main template. If your theme provides its own templates, index.php must be present.
- 33. comments.php– The comments template. If not present, wp-comments.php is used.
- 34. comments-popup.php– The popup comments template. If not present, wp-comments-popup.php is used.
- 35. single.php– The single post template. Used when a single post is queried. For this and all other query templates, index.php is used if the query template is not present.
- 36. page.php– The page template. Used when a page is queried.
- 37. category.php– The category template. Used when a category is queried.
- 38. author.php– The author template. Used when an author is queried.
- 39. date.php– The date/time template. Used when a date or time is queried. Year, month, day, hour, minute, second.
- 40. archive.php– The archive template. Used when a category, author, or date is queried. Note that this template will be overridden by category.php, author.php, and date.php for their respective query types.
- 41. search.php– The search template. Used when a search is performed.
- 43. WordPress Template Post & Pages Home Page display 1. home.php 2. index.php Single Post display 1. single.php 2. index.php Page display WordPress Pages: 1. pagetemplate.php - Where pagetemplate.php is the Page Template assigned to the Page. 2. page.php 3. index.php
- 44. WordPress Template Cats & Tags Category display :: Category Templates: 1. category-id.php - If the category's ID were 6, WordPress would look for category-6.php 2. category.php 3. archive.php 4. index.php Tag display :: Tag Templates: 1. tag-slug.php - If the tag's slug were “sometag”, WordPress would look for tag-sometag.php 2. tag.php 3. archive.php 4. index.php
- 45. WordPress Template Author & Date Author display :: Author Templates: 1. author.php 2. archive.php 3. index.php Date display :: Archive (Date) Templates: 1. date.php 2. archive.php 3. index.php
- 46. WordPress Template ‘the others’ Search Result display :: Creating a Search Page: 1. search.php 2. index.php 404 (Not Found) display :: Creating an Error 404 Page: 1. 404.php 2. index.php Attachment display :: Attachment Templates: 1. image.php, video.php, audio.php, application.php or any other first part of the MIME type. 2. attachment.php 3. single.php 4. index.php
- 48. PHP looks a lot like c and Javascript.
- 49. PHP is a scripting language
- 53. All Gaz WordPress sites are hosted at Rackspace
- 54. Rackspace manages the day-to-day
- 55. Gaz manages the “software” part
- 56. MySQL database, hosted on the machine (as of now)
- 57. Access
- 58. WordPress Admin
- 63. http://www.w3schools.com/ (very dry)