WP CMS ASAP: A How-to Guide (WordCamp SLC 2011)
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If you didn't know it, WordPress runs great as a full-fledged content management system. However, getting it all set up as a CMS can be a little daunting. This presentation will take away all that daunt by showing you how to configure your site as a CMS and giving you plugins and techniques you can use to get a business-class website up and running quickly on WordPress. This presentation is intended for non-coders and doesn't touch your templates and functions.php file. First presented at WordCamp Salt Lake City 2011 (http://2011.slc.wordcamp.org/)
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WP CMS ASAP: A How-to Guide (WordCamp SLC 2011)
- 1. WPCMSASAP
- 2. CMS A Content Management System has Content Types, Taxonomies, Metadata, Hierarchies, Templates & User Roles
- 3. Yes, WordPress is a CMS
- 17. How quickly can we get a site up & running using WordPress as a CMS?
- 18. let’s find out.
- 19. 1. Set up the site 2. Start with a clean slate 3. Add theme files & activate 4. Add plugins & activate 5. Add pages
- 20. 6. Configure menus 7. Update settings 8. Upload media 9. Edit pages 10. Simplify the admin
- 21. ready?
- 22. GO
- 23. Initial Plugins - Simple add pages or posts - CMS Page Order - WordPress SEO by Yoast - WP Super Cache (loaded by Improved Plugin Installation)
- 24. Admin Plugins - Web Editors CMS - CMS Dashboard - Admin Menu Editor - WP-CMS Post Control
- 25. Process Plugins - User Role Editor - Edit Flow - After the Deadline
- 26. how did we do?
- 28. WordPress makes us feel great.
- 29. for Happier Visitors and Stickier User Experiences Adam Dunford adam@steepleashton.com
Notas do Editor
- WordPress as a Content Management System, as soon as possible.\n
- A library is like a CMS. There are books and movies and music (types), genres & subjects (taxonomies), authors and publish dates\n
- As has been demonstrated by the recent State of WordPress survey, despite its humble blogging beginning, many folks are using it as a content management system. And with the relatively recent addition of custom post types and custom taxonomies, it is even easier to extend WordPress in powerful ways.\n
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- 1. Set Up Your Site - long password (http://xkcd.com/936/)\n2. Give Yourself a Clean Slate (delete posts, pages, links, comments)\n3. Add Your Theme Files & Activate \n
- 4. Add Your Plugins & Activate\n5. Add Pages - check your page order\n6. Set Up Your Menus\n7. Update Settings\n - General - tagline, timezone, date\n - Reading - set static page\n - Media - thumbnail size, folder path, uncheck date\n - Permalinks - /%post_id%/%postname%/ (not an issue after WP 3.3)\n8. Upload Media\n9. Edit Your Pages\n
- For our users, these plugins transform the admin dashboard, simplifying the options and changing the order of functions for easier use by non-technical folks.\n- Web Editors CMS - Branding + Cleanup Dashboard\n- CMS Dashboard - Add Options to Dashboard\n- Admin Menu Editor - Menu Display + Order\n- WP-CMS Post Control - Post edit options\n- Adminimize - Go Crazy!!\n
- These final plugins are for polishing the process in a large organization:\n- User Role Editor - granular access for each user level, including custom roles\n- Edit Flow - provides workflow when clients need an writer/editor/publisher approval process\n- After the Deadline - available as part of JetPack or stand-alone, offers spellcheck and grammar assistance\n
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- Take a final moment to review how this can come together:\nhttp://www.bedford-hotel.co.uk/\n
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