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WordPress - Week 1

WTWD 510 - Introduction to Wordpress: Installation & Configuration

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WordPress An open-source content management system (CMS) used to create websites and blogs. WordPress powers over 40% of all websites on the internet.
Installation The process of setting up WordPress on a web server. Downloading WordPress, uploading it to a web server, and running the installation script.
Configuration The process of setting up basic settings for a WordPress site. Configuring site title, tagline, timezone, and permalink structure.
Dashboard The main administrative interface of WordPress where users manage their site. Accessing the dashboard by navigating to yourdomain.com/wp-admin.
Themes Templates that define the visual appearance of a WordPress site. Installing and activating the "Twenty Twenty-One" theme.
Plugins Add-ons that extend the functionality of a WordPress site. Installing a plugin to add contact forms to a website.
Permalinks The permanent URLs of individual posts and pages on a WordPress site. Setting permalinks to "Post name" for SEO-friendly URLs.
Posts Dynamic content typically used for blog entries and news articles. Posts are displayed in reverse chronological order on the blog page. Creating a new blog post titled "My First Blog Post" with text and images.
Pages Static content that doesn’t change frequently. Pages are used for content such as "About Us", "Contact", and "Services". Creating an "About Us" page with information about the company.
Media The library in WordPress where all images, videos, documents, and other files are stored and managed. Uploading a new image to the Media Library and inserting it into a post.
Users Individuals who have access to the WordPress site. Users can have different roles and permissions, such as Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor, and Subscriber. Adding a new user with the role of Editor to manage content.
Appearance The section in the WordPress dashboard where users can customize the look and feel of their website, including themes, widgets, and menus. Changing the site’s theme and customizing the header image and colors.
Settings The section in the WordPress dashboard where site-wide settings are configured, including general settings, writing settings, reading settings, and more. Changing the site title, tagline, and timezone in the General Settings.
Menu A navigation menu that helps users navigate the different sections of a WordPress site. Menus can be customized to include links to pages, posts, categories, and custom links. Creating a main navigation menu with links to Home, About Us, Blog, and Contact pages.
Sitemap A file that lists all the pages of a website to help search engines understand the site’s structure and index it better. Sitemaps can be generated using plugins. Using a plugin like "Yoast SEO" to generate an XML sitemap for the site.
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