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WordPress - Week 3
WTWD 510 - Introduction to Wordpress: Custom Content Types and Advanced Features
| Term | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Custom Post Types | Content types other than the default posts and pages, used to organize different types of content. | Creating a custom post type for "Portfolio" items. |
| Taxonomies | Ways to group and organize content, such as categories and tags. | Adding custom taxonomies like "Genres" for a custom post type "Books". |
| Custom Fields | Additional metadata fields that can be added to posts, pages, and custom post types. | Adding a custom field to store a book's ISBN number. |
| Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) | A plugin that allows users to add custom fields to WordPress with an easy-to-use interface. | Using ACF to create a custom field group for "Event Details". |
| Custom Templates | PHP files used to customize the layout and design of specific pages or post types. | Creating a custom template for the "Portfolio" post type. |
| REST API | An application programming interface that allows developers to interact with WordPress from external applications. | Using the REST API to retrieve and display WordPress posts on a non-WordPress site. |
| Photo Gallery | A collection of images displayed in a grid or slideshow format on a WordPress site. Photo galleries can be created using the built-in gallery feature or plugins for enhanced functionality. | // Using a plugin like "Envira Gallery" to create a photo gallery 1. Install & activate the plugin 2. Create a new gallery and upload images 3. Insert the gallery into a post or page using a shortcode // Shortcode example: [envira-gallery id="123"] |
| Social Media | Online platforms and applications that enable users to create, share, and interact with content and each other. Integrating social media with WordPress allows for sharing content and connecting with audiences. | // Using a plugin like "Social Icons" to add social media icons 1. Install and activate the Social Icons plugin // 2. Add social media profiles in the plugin settings // 3. Display social media icons in the widget area |
| Social Sharing | Features or plugins that enable website visitors to share content from the WordPress site on their social media profiles. | // Using a plugin like "AddToAny" for social sharing buttons // 1. Install and activate the AddToAny plugin // 2. Configure which social networks to display // 3. Buttons appear on posts and pages for easy sharing |
| Contact Form | A form on a WordPress site that allows visitors to send messages, inquiries, or feedback directly to the site owner or administrator. | // Using a plugin like "Contact Form 7" to create a contact form 1. Install & activate the plugin 2. Create a new form & configure fields 3. Insert into site using a shortcode // Shortcode example: [contact-form-7 id="123" title="Contact form 1"] |
| SEO (Search Engine Optimization) | The process of optimizing a WordPress site to rank higher in search engine results pages (SERPs). SEO involves on-page optimization, keyword research, and using SEO plugins. | // Using a plugin like "Yoast SEO" for on-page SEO // 1. Install and activate the Yoast SEO plugin // 2. Configure general settings and connect to Google Search Console // 3. Optimize individual posts and pages using the Yoast SEO meta box |
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