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WordPress: The Missing Manual The Missing Credits
About the Author About the Creative Team Acknowledgments The Missing Manual Series
Introduction
About This Book
What You Need to Know Your Computer Hosting WordPress About→These→Arrows
About the Outline About the Online Resources
Web Links Living Examples Registration Feedback Errata
Using Code Examples Safari® Books Online
1. Starting Out with WordPress
1. The WordPress Landscape
How WordPress Works
WordPress Behind the Scenes WordPress Themes
What You Can Build with WordPress
Blogs Other Types of WordPress Sites
Stories and Articles Catalogs Business Sites
WordPress Hosting
Choosing Where to Host Your Site WordPress.com Sites vs. Self-Hosted Sites
2. Signing Up with WordPress.com
Choosing a Web Address Creating Your WordPress.com Account Managing Your New Site Exploring the WordPress.com Community Visiting the WordPress.com Store
Buying a Domain after Signup Using a Domain Name You Already Own
Mapping an Entire Domain Name Mapping a Subdomain Finishing the Job: Setting Up the WordPress.com Mapping
3. Installing WordPress on Your Web Host
Preparing for WordPress
Deciding Where to Put WordPress Creating a Subdomain (if You Need One) Understanding the Administrator Account
Installing WordPress with an Autoinstaller
Installing WordPress with Softaculous Managing a Softaculous-Installed Site Managing Softaculous Backups Installing WordPress with Fantastico
Installing WordPress by Hand
Creating a MySQL Database Uploading the WordPress Files Running the Install Script
Keeping WordPress Up to Date
Minor Updates Major Updates
2. Building a WordPress Blog
4. Creating Posts
Introducing the Dashboard
The Menu The Home Page Dashboard Practice: Changing Basic Settings One More Task: Choosing a Starter Theme
Adding Your First Post
Creating a New Post Browsing Your Posts Delayed Publishing Editing a Post Deleting a Post Creating a Sticky Post
Organizing Your Posts
Understanding Categories Categorizing Posts Using Subcategories Managing Categories Understanding Tags Tagging Posts
How to Get High-Quality Web Addresses
Permalinks in WordPress.com Permalinks on a Self-Hosted Site Changing a Post’s Permalink Getting a Shorter Version of Your Web Address Browsing Categories and Tags Using a Web Address
Dashboard Tricks to Save Time and Effort
Customizing a Dashboard Page Getting Help Taking Charge of the List of Posts Performing Bulk Actions
5. Choosing and Polishing Your Theme
How Themes Work
The WordPress “Year” Themes Making Your Theme Suit Your Site
Choosing a New Theme
Visiting the Theme Gallery Activating a Theme in WordPress.com Installing a Theme on a Self-Hosted Site
Tweaking Your Theme
Customizing the Header Changing the Background Other Theme Options The Theme Customizer
Customizing Your Widgets
Positioning Your Widgets Changing Widget Settings The Basic Widgets The Calendar Widget The Tag Cloud Widget The Text Widget
Mobile Themes
6. Jazzing Up Your Posts
Making Fancier Posts
Using Subheadings Showing a Code Listing Adding Links Inserting Special Characters Using the HTML View Getting a Better Post Editor
Adding Pictures
Putting Pictures in a Post Viewing the Media Library Deleting Pictures from the Media Library Adding Pictures to the Media Library
Featured Images
Assigning a Featured Image to a Post
Showing Part of a Post
Displaying Teasers Using the “More” Quicktag Dividing a Post into Multiple Pages Summarizing Posts with Excerpts Using Excerpts on Your Home Page
Post Formats
Applying a Post Format The Ephemera Widget
7. Adding Pages and Menus
Creating Pages Viewing Pages
Showing Pages in the Pages Widget Showing Pages in a Menu Ordering Pages
Custom Menus
Building a Custom Menu Multiple Menus The Custom Menu Widget
Changing Your Home Page
Creating a Brochure Site Creating a Custom Entry Page
Page Templates
Pages With or Without Sidebars Better Home Pages
8. Comments: Letting Your Readers Talk Back
Allowing or Forbidding Comments
Changing Comment Settings for a Post Changing the Default Comment Settings Site-Wide
The Life Cycle of a Comment
Leaving a Comment Moderating Comments Through Email Moderating Comments from the Dashboard Moderating Comments for a Specific Post Sanitizing Comments
The Ongoing Conversation
Threaded Comments Paged Comments Advertising a Post’s Comments Comment Ratings Linkbacks
Making Comments More Personal
The Gravatar Service Signing Up with Gravatar Changing the “Mystery Man” Gravatar Gravatar Hovercards Facebook and Twitter Comments
Stamping Out Comment Spam
Understanding Spam Spam-Fighting Strategies Understanding Akismet Installing Akismet Using Akismet Fighting Spam with CAPTCHA
3. Supercharging Your Blog
9. Getting New Features with Plug-Ins
Managing Plug-Ins
How Plug-Ins Work Searching for a Plug-In Installing a Plug-In Activating a Plug-In Keeping Your Plug-Ins Up to Date
The Jetpack Plug-In
Signing Up with WordPress.com Using the Image Widget Adding a Contact Form Adding a Mathematical Equation
Adding Mobile Support
The WPtouch Mobile Theme Configuring WPtouch
Backing Up a WordPress Site
Using an Automated Backup Service Backing Up with a Plug-In The Online Backup for WordPress Plug-In
Better Performance with Caching
10. Adding Picture Galleries, Video, and Music
Understanding Embeds and Shortcodes
Automatic Embeds The [embed] Shortcode More Shortcodes
Showing Groups of Pictures
Creating a Gallery Editing a Gallery Creating a Slideshow Themes That Make the Most of Pictures
Embedding a Video
Showing a YouTube Video Configuring the YouTube Video Window Showing Videos from Other Video Services Showing a Video from Your Media Library Premium Video Hosting
Playing Audio Files
Adding a Basic Audio Player Adding a Playlist Using a Music-Sharing Service Podcasting
Creating Podcast-Friendly Audio Getting Your Podcast Feed
11. Collaborating with Multiple Authors
Adding People to Your Site
Adding New People to a Self-Hosted Site Inviting People to Join a WordPress.com Site
Working with Authors
The Post Approval Process for Contributors Post Locking Revision Tracking Browsing an Author’s Posts Adding Author Information Removing Authors (and Other Users)
Building a Private Community
Hiding and Locking Posts Creating a Private Site Letting People Register Themselves on a Self-Hosted Site
Creating a Network of Sites
Creating a New Multisite Network from Scratch Converting an Existing Site to a Multisite Network Your Multisite Network: A First Look Adding a Site to Your Network Understanding How Users Work in a Multisite Network Rolling Out Updates Adding Themes and Plug-Ins
12. Attracting a Crowd
Encouraging Your Readers to Share
How Sharing Buttons Work Adding Sharing Buttons More Ways to Customize Your Sharing Buttons Letting People Like Your Site Using WordPress.com Ratings
Keeping Readers in the Loop
Signing Up Subscribers Emailing Subscribers Publicizing Your Posts on Social Media Sharing Your Tweets on Your Site
Managing Your Site’s Feed
Getting Customized Feeds Using a Feed Widget
Search Engine Optimization
PageRank: Scoring Your Site
Finding Your Pagerank
Making Your Site Google-Friendly Boosting SEO with a Plug-In
Creating an XML Sitemap Tweaking Titles and Descriptions
WordPress Site Statistics
Viewing Your Statistics Strategy 1. Find Out What Your Readers Like Strategy 2. Who’s Giving You the Love? Strategy 3. Play Well with Search Engines Strategy 4. Meet Your Top Commenters
4. From Blog to Website
13. Editing Themes: The Key to Customizing Your Site
The Goal: More Flexible Blogs and Sites
WordPress Sites That Aren’t Blogs Getting Ready
Taking Control of Your Theme
How WordPress Stores Themes Style.css: How a Theme Identifies Itself The Theme Editor
Protecting Yourself with a Child Theme
Creating a Child Theme How Child Themes Work
Editing the Styles in Your Theme
Taking a Look at the Style Rules in Your Theme
Decoding a Basic Style Rule Multiple Rules and Media Queries Class and ID Selectors Combining Selectors
Changing the Twenty Twelve Theme Puzzling Out the Styles in a Theme Using Fancy Fonts
Editing the Code in Your Theme
Introducing the Template Files A Basic Editing Example
Step 1. Find the Template File Step 2. Create a Copy of the Template File Step 3. Examine the Template File Step 4. Make Your Change
Delving into the Loop
Step 1. Prepare the Template File Step 2. Examine the Template File Step 3. Add New Code Step 4. Add a New Style
Extending WordPress with Functions.php
14. Building an Advanced WordPress Site
Planning Your Site
Picking a Theme Creating a Custom Copy of a Theme
Adding New Types of Posts
Defining a Custom Post Type in Code Creating Sample Content Making Your Custom Post Type Appear on Your Site Defining a Custom Post Type with a Plug-In
Creating Custom Category Pages
Adding a Category Description Finding the Right Template File Changing a Category Page’s Title Adding Extra Information Reordering Posts Removing Post Footers
Building a Better Home Page
Cleaning Out the Template Adding Text Creating the Links
Making a Smarter Product Page
Cleaning Out the Templates
Creating Single-Product.Php Creating Content-Single-Product.Php
Custom Fields: Adding Extra Pieces of Information to a Post
Adding eCommerce
Signing Up with PayPal Installing a Shopping Cart Plug-In Adding the Shopping Cart Putting the Shopping Cart in Your Template
5. Appendixes
A. Migrating from WordPress.com
Before You Begin Transferring Your Data
Exporting Your Data from WordPress.com Importing Your Data into a Self-Hosted Site
Cleaning Up Your New Site
Migrating Your Theme Missing WordPress.com Features Permalinks Redirecting Your Website Address
Keeping Your Custom Domain Moving from .wordpress.com
B. Securing a Self-Hosted Site
1. Crash-Proof Your Site with Backups 2. Change Your Posting Account 3. Be Cautious When Extending Your Site 4. Prevent Password-Guessing Attacks 5. Hide Passwords with SSL
C. Useful Websites
Chapter Links
Introduction
Introduction Chapter 1 The WordPress Landscape Chapter 2 Signing Up with WordPress.com Chapter 3 Installing WordPress on Your Web Host Chapter 4 Creating Posts Chapter 5 Choosing and Polishing Your WordPress Theme Chapter 6 Jazzing Up Your Posts Chapter 8 Comments: Letting Your Readers Talk Back Chapter 9 Getting New Features with Plug-Ins Chapter 10 Adding Picture Galleries, Video, and Music Chapter 11 Collaborating with Multiple Authors Chapter 12 Attracting a Crowd Chapter 13 Editing Themes: The Key to Customizing Your Site Chapter 14 Building an Advanced WordPress Site Appendix A Migrating from WordPress.com Appendix B Securing a Self-Hosted Site
Index About the Author Copyright
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