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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 234x187x22 mm, kaal: 570 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Aug-2015
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1119088577
  • ISBN-13: 9781119088578
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 234x187x22 mm, kaal: 570 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Aug-2015
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1119088577
  • ISBN-13: 9781119088578
Teised raamatud teemal:
Each book covers all the necessary information a beginner needs to know about a particular topic, providing an index for easy reference and using the series' signature set of symbols to clue the reader in to key topics, categorized under such titles as Tip, Remember, Warning!, Technical Stuff and True Story. Original.

Provides step-by-step instructions on using WordPress to create and maintain blogs and Web sites.

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With state-of-the-art features, WordPress offers effective user support, and the flexibility to merge your creative ideas with more traditional blogging conventions, WordPress has become the go-to resource for bloggers who want to be noticed. Of course, succeeding in the crowded blogging space requires more than simply starting a blog; a working knowledge of your blogging platform goes a long way in creating a successful site. By understanding the platform upon which you're building your blog, you can take advantage of the features and capabilities that will ultimately help your voice be heard.

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WordPress For Dummies, 7th Edition is the all-inclusive guide you need to start—and maintain—a WordPress site.

Foreword xiii
Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
2(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
Icons Used in This Book
3(1)
Beyond the Book
4(1)
Where to Go from Here
4(1)
Part I: Introducing WordPress 5(24)
Chapter 1 What WordPress Can Do for You
7(10)
Discovering the Benefits of WordPress
7(4)
Getting set up the fast and easy way
8(1)
Extending WordPress's capabilities
9(1)
Taking part in the community
10(1)
Choosing a WordPress Platform
11(6)
Choosing the hosted version from WordPress.com
13(1)
Self-hosting with WordPress.org
14(3)
Chapter 2 WordPress Basics
17(12)
Shining the Spotlight on WordPress
17(1)
Dipping into WordPress Technologies
18(7)
Archiving your publishing history
19(1)
Interacting with your readers through blog comments
20(2)
Feeding your readers
22(1)
Tracking back
23(1)
Dealing with comment and trackback spam
24(1)
Using WordPress as a Content Management System
25(3)
Exploring the difference between a website and a blog
25(1)
Viewing examples: Blog versus website
26(2)
Moving On to the Business of Publishing
28(1)
Part II: Setting Up WordPress 29(96)
Chapter 3 Setting Up Blogging Base Camp
31(30)
Establishing Your Domain
31(3)
Understanding domain name extensions
32(1)
Considering the cost of a domain name
33(1)
Registering your domain name
33(1)
Finding a Home for Your Website
34(3)
Getting help with hosting WordPress
35(1)
Dealing with disk space and bandwidth
36(1)
Understanding FTP Concepts
37(11)
Setting up FTP on your hosting account
38(3)
Connecting to the web server via FTP
41(3)
Transferring files from point A to point B
44(1)
Editing files using FTP
45(1)
Changing file permissions
46(2)
Installing WordPress
48(13)
Installing WordPress manually
49(1)
Setting up the MySQL database
49(2)
Uploading the WordPress files
51(2)
Last step: Running the install script
53(8)
Chapter 4 Understanding the WordPress.org Dashboard
61(36)
Logging In to the Dashboard
62(1)
Navigating the Dashboard
63(4)
At a Glance
64(1)
Activity
65(1)
Quick Draft
66(1)
WordPress News
67(1)
Arranging the Dashboard to Your Tastes
67(2)
Finding Inline Documentation and Help
69(3)
Setting Options in the Dashboard
72(1)
Configuring the Settings
73(16)
General
73(4)
Writing
77(2)
Reading
79(1)
Discussion
80(5)
Media
85(3)
Permalinks
88(1)
Creating Your Personal Profile
89(2)
Setting Your Site's Format
91(6)
Posts
91(1)
Media
92(1)
Pages
92(1)
Comments
93(1)
Appearance
93(2)
Plugins
95(1)
Users
95(1)
Tools
96(1)
Chapter 5 Establishing Your Publishing Routine
97(28)
Staying on Topic with Categories
97(6)
Changing the name of a category
98(3)
Creating new categories and deleting others
101(2)
Examining a Post's Address: Permalinks
103(6)
Making your post links pretty
104(1)
Customizing your permalinks
105(2)
Making sure that your permalinks work with your server
107(2)
Discovering the Many WordPress RSS Options
109(2)
Writing Your First Entry
111(10)
Composing your blog post
111(4)
Dressing up your posts with images, video, and audio
115(1)
Refining your post options
115(2)
Publishing your post
117(3)
Editing your post
120(1)
Look Who's Talking on Your Site
121(6)
Managing comments and trackbacks
121(2)
Moderating comments and trackbacks
123(1)
Tackling Spam with Akismet
123(2)
Part III: Flexing and Extending WordPress 125(26)
Chapter 6 Media Management: Images, Audio, and Video
127(18)
Inserting Images into Your Content
128(9)
Aligning your images
132(1)
Inserting a photo gallery
133(4)
Inserting Video Files into Your Posts
137(2)
Inserting Audio Files into Your Posts
139(1)
Keeping Media Files Organized
140(5)
Chapter 7 Making the Most of WordPress Plugins
145(24)
Finding Out What Plugins Are
146(6)
Exploring the Plugins page
147(2)
Discovering the one-click plugin update
149(3)
Exploring the Plugins Included with WordPress
152(4)
Incorporating Akismet
152(4)
Saying Hello Dolly
156(1)
Using Plugins: Just the Basics
156(2)
Installing Plugins Manually
158(4)
Finding and downloading the files
159(2)
Reading the instructions
161(1)
Uploading and Activating Plugins
162(2)
Uploading a new plugin
162(2)
Activating the plugin
164(1)
Setting Plugin Options
164(1)
Uninstalling Plugins
165(1)
Understanding the Open Source Environment
166(3)
Chapter 8 Finding and Installing WordPress Themes
169
Getting Started with Free Themes
169(5)
Finding free themes
170(1)
Avoiding unsafe themes
171(1)
Previewing themes
172(1)
Downloading themes
173(1)
Activating a New Theme
174(2)
Browsing and Installing Themes from the Dashboard
176(2)
Deciding to Use Commercial Themes
178
Part IV: Customizing WordPress 151(218)
Chapter 9 Understanding Themes and Templates
183(42)
Using WordPress Themes: The Basics
184(3)
Understanding theme structure
184(2)
Connecting templates
186(1)
Contemplating the Structure of a WordPress Website
187(2)
Examining the Anatomy of a Template Tag
189(1)
Getting Familiar with the Four Main Templates
190(12)
The Header template
190(5)
The Main Index template
195(5)
The Sidebar template
200(1)
The Footer template
201(1)
Other templates
202(1)
Putting a Theme Together
202(10)
Connecting the templates
203(9)
Using additional stylesheets
212(1)
Customizing Your Blog Posts with Template Tags
212(1)
Using Tags with Parameters for Sidebars
213(12)
The calendar
214(1)
List pages
215(2)
Post archives
217(2)
Categories
219(2)
Getting widgetized
221(4)
Chapter 10 Tweaking WordPress Themes
225(28)
Styling with CSS: The Basics
226(4)
CSS selectors
226(1)
Classes and IDs
227(2)
CSS properties and values
229(1)
Changing the Background Color
230(4)
Creating a custom background
231(2)
Changing the background using CSS
233(1)
Using Your Own Header Image
234(2)
Creating Custom Navigation Menus
236(7)
Adding the Custom Menu feature to your theme
236(1)
Building custom navigation menus
237(3)
Displaying Custom Menus using widgets
240(3)
Changing Font Family, Color, and Size
243(4)
Changing font color
244(1)
Changing font size
245(1)
Adding borders
246(1)
Finding additional CSS resources
246(1)
Understanding Basic HTML Techniques
247(6)
Inserting images
248(1)
Inserting hyperlinks
249(1)
Inserting lists
250(3)
Chapter 11 Understanding Parent and Child Themes
253(16)
Customizing Theme Style with Child Themes
254(9)
Creating a child theme
255(1)
Loading a parent theme's style
256(1)
Customizing the parent theme's styling
257(2)
Using images in child theme designs
259(4)
Modifying Theme Structure with Child Themes
263(4)
Overriding parent template files
263(1)
Adding new template files
264(1)
Removing template files
265(1)
Modifying the functions.php file
266(1)
Preparing a Parent Theme
267(2)
Chapter 12 WordPress as a Content Management System (CMS)
269(48)
Creating the Front Page of Your Website
270(7)
Creating a static page
272(1)
Assigning a static page as the front page
273(1)
Tweaking the page to look like a website rather than a blog
274(3)
Adding a Blog to Your Website
277(2)
Creating a blank page for the blog
277(1)
Assigning the new page as a blog
277(2)
Creating Custom Page Templates to Achieve Different Layouts and Styles
279(6)
Viewing the default Page template (page.php)
279(1)
Creating a new category Page template
279(3)
Comparing two Page templates
282(1)
Pulling in content from a single category
283(2)
Creating Different Sidebar and Footer Templates for Your Pages
285(2)
Creating Custom Styles for Sticky, Category, and Tag Posts
287(1)
Adding Theme Support for Built-In Features
288(23)
Adding support for custom post types
289(9)
Adding support for post formats
298(9)
Adding support for post thumbnails
307(4)
Optimizing Your WordPress Site for Search Engines
311(6)
Planting keywords in your website
312(1)
Optimizing your post and page titles for search engine success
312(1)
Writing content with readers in mind
313(1)
Creating categories that attract search engines
314(1)
Using the <ALT> tag for images
315(2)
Chapter 13 Hosting Multiple Sites with WordPress
317(28)
Considering Web-Hosting Services
317(2)
Enabling the WordPress Network Feature
319(4)
DNS (domain name server)
321(1)
Apache mod_rewrite
322(1)
Virtual Host
322(1)
PHP (PHP Hypertext Processor)
323(1)
Installing the Network on Your Site
323(2)
Exploring the Network Admin Dashboard Menu
325(3)
Managing Your Network
328(15)
Settings
329(5)
Sites
334(3)
Users
337(4)
Themes
341(1)
Plugins
341(2)
Updates
343(1)
Stopping Spam Signups and Splogs
343(2)
Diverting sploggers with settings and code
343(1)
Plugins that help prevent Spam
344(1)
Chapter 14 Upgrading, Backing Up, and Migrating
345(24)
Getting Notified of an Available Upgrade
346(2)
Backing Up Your Database
348(1)
Upgrading WordPress Automatically
349(2)
Upgrading WordPress Manually
351(3)
Migrating Your Existing Site to WordPress
354(9)
Movin' on up
354(1)
Preparing for the big move
355(1)
Converting templates
356(1)
Moving your website to WordPress
357(1)
Importing from Blogger
358(2)
Importing from LiveJournal
360(1)
Importing from Movable Type and TypePad
361(2)
Importing from WordPress
363(2)
Importing from an RSS feed
364(1)
Finding other import resources
364(1)
Moving Your Website to a Different Host
365(6)
Creating a backup and moving manually
366(1)
Using a plugin to back up and move to a new host
367(2)
Part V: The Part of Tens 369(20)
Chapter 15 Ten Popular WordPress Plugins
371(10)
AppPresser — Mobile App Framework
371(2)
Jetpack
373(2)
Subscribe to Comments
375(1)
Facebook
375(1)
All in One SEO Pack
376(1)
BackupBuddy
376(1)
WP Super Cache
377(1)
WooCommerce
378(1)
Google XML Sitemaps
379(1)
Sucuri Sitecheck Malware Scanner
379(2)
Chapter 16 Ten Free WordPress Themes
381(8)
Hybrid
381(1)
designPile
382(1)
Responsive
383(1)
P2
384(1)
Annotum Base
384(1)
Blackbird
385(1)
iTheme2
386(1)
Esquire
386(1)
WP-Creativix
386(1)
Gridline
387(2)
Index 389
Lisa SabinWilson is coowner of WebDevStudios, a development company that specializes in custom WordPress plugins, themes, and deployments. A popular conference speaker, Lisa is the author of previous editions of WordPress For Dummies as well as WordPress Web Design For Dummies.