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Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 10:58pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Using WordPress to Build a Website In this course you will learn how to; Create and manage a test server Install the WordPress software Change it’s function from a blog to a website Configure a WordPress site Add pages and content Add dynamic content via widgets Install themes to enhance the look of your website Create a custom contact form |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 10:59pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
We will demonstrate how to create and manage a test server to install and configure a WordPress site on a local PC. For the purposes of this course all the demonstrations will be carried out on this test server, although the lessons could be completed on a fully functioning web server. In the next lesson we will download and install the XAMPP software. This will be used to create a test web server on which we will host our WordPress test site. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:00pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
XAMPP INSTALL In this tutorial you will use XAMPP to create a test web server, which will be used to host the WordPress test site. XAMPP is an easy to install Apache distribution containing MySQL, PHP and Perl. XAMPP is really very easy to install and to use – just download, extract and start. At the moment there are four XAMPP distributions: |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:05pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
XAMPP for Linux XAMPP for Windows XAMPP for Mac OS X XAMPP for Solaris For the purposes of this course, this installation will be carried out on a Windows7 pc. If you are installing on Windows7 please note the User Access Control needs to be deactivated, as this can limit the functionality of XAMPP. Installation instructions for all other Operating Systems can be found at http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html, where you will also go to download the XAMPP software. Once the installation of XAMPP is completed the rest of the course will be carried out using a web browser (Firefox) so will be identical for all operating systems. Go to http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html and scroll down the page and find the Windows installer. Click the installer to start the download. The download continues. When the download has completed Double click the installer package. Click Run. Select Language and click OK. Click OK. Click Next. Select Destination folder and click Next. Select Install Apache and MYSQL as service. This will enable Apache and MYSQL to start with the operating system automatically, after shutdowns or reboots. Click Install. The installation continues this may take sometime. Click Finish to complete the installation. Apache requires port 80, if this is in use the port can be changed. This will be shown later in the course. Installer checks necessary ports: Apache requires port 80 MYSQL requires port 3306 Click Allow access for Windows Firewall, note this for private networks. The MYSQL service is started. Click OK to continue. Click Yes to start the XAMPP Control Panel. XAMPP control panel shows both Apache and MYSQL running. In a web browser type localhost. XAMPP splash screen appears select language. XAMPP Welcome screen confirms installation was successful. In the next lesson we will perform some configuration on the XAMPP install, in order to make it more secure. We will also configure a blank database for our WordPress installation. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:07pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
XAMPP Configuration XAMPP is not meant for developers in a development environment not production use. XAMPP is configured to be as open as possible and in a production environment it could be problematic. In this lesson we will look at some configuration options to make XAMPP more secure. We will also create an empty database which will be required later for the WordPress software install. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:08pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
In a web browser type localhost, Click PHPinfo. Make a note of the loaded configuration file in case you need to make any changes to the php file, in the future. Select Security. Click http://localhost/security/xamppsecurity.php We need to assign a password for MYSQL to secure all database access. Fill in password and repeat then click Password changing. Password change was successful. We now need to assign a user and password for the Xampp directory and click Make safe the XAMPP directory. The XAMPP directory is now protected. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:09pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
PHPMYADMIN Now we have secured both the XAMPP folder and assigned a password for MYSQL database access. We will now use phpMyAdmin to create a new blank database for the WordPress install, this database is considered to be blank because we will not be creating any tables inside this database. All the tables and initial data will be created automatically by the installer. In a web browser type localhost, Type the username and password. Click OK. Click phpMyAdmin. Type the username and password. Click Go. Click Databases. In the Create new database box type WordPress, you can give this database any name just remember the name for the later WordPress install. Click Create. Database has been created. Now logout. For security never leave PHPMYADMIN logged in as anyone can access your databases. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:10pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
XAMPP Folder We will now look at the actual XAMPP folder, in this folder are the sub folders for the XAMPP install. These include the Apache folder for the server configuration, if for example during the XAMPP setup Apache server cannot started due to port 80 being used, you can specify a different port for Apache to run on. For example we could attach port 8080 to Apache, if you do change the default port (80), you would need to specify that port when opening the page in a web browser example http://localhost:8080 http://localhost:8080/wordpress Also in the XAMPP folder is the htdocs folder which is the default home folder for the Apache server, we will later place our downloaded WordPress files in this folder. Open the XAMPP folder. Open the Apache folder. Open the conf folder. Double click httpd.conf. Select select a program from a list of installed programs and click OK. Select Notepad and click OK. Scroll down to the Listen entries. File shows Apache is listening for requests on it’s default port 80. If you need to alter this port edit the port number. Remember to do file and save and restart Apache server if it is running, you can do this from the XAMPP control panel. Open the htdocs folder. This is the home folder for Apache, where we will place the WordPress folder in the next lesson. In the next lesson we will download the WordPress software and place it in the Htdocs folder. We will then perform the installation of WordPress using the blank database created in this lesson. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:11pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
WordPress Install In this lesson we will download and install WordPress on the test server, we created in the previous lessons. This could also be applied to an online hosted server, where you would need to upload the WordPress software to your website home folder. If your chosen web host offers a one click script installer parts of this lesson will still be of interest. One click installers will normally set up the WordPress database, begin the installation automatically and configure the server to run WordPress. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:16pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
To start the lesson open a web browser and go to http:// www.wordpress.org On the WordPress home page click download WordPress this will be the latest version available. Click Download WordPress. Click OK to save the file. The download has completed the file now needs to be decompressed. Right click the file. Select Extract to .. Open the decompressed folder. Right click the WordPress folder. Click Copy. Right click anywhere in the XAMPP>htdocs folder and click Paste. The WordPress folder will be copied into the htdocs folder. The WordPress folder has been copied, we now need to open a web browser to start the WordPress install. Type in localhost/ wordpress and press enter. Click Create a Configuration file. Configuration file has been created click Let’s Go to continue. Fill in the details for the MySQL database connection. Username, Password and click Submit. Click Run the Install. Fill in Site Title. Fill in Password. Email address. Click Install WordPress. Install complete click Log in. Fill in your username and password. Click Log in. Log in will take you to the back end of your website to see how the new site looks right click the site title. Click Open link in New Tab. Click the new tab. The front end of the new site, it is beneficial to have the site open in two tabs Front end and back end. As you can switch from one to the other to see how changes effect your site in real time. In the next lesson we will look at the components of the sites back end (the dashboard). |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:17pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
WordPress Dashboard In this lesson we will look at the components that make up the dashboard of the sites backend. These components are used to manage the sites content, pages and configuration. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:19pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Right Now Various stats, such as how many posts, pages and comments do you have on your site? The version of WordPress and the theme you are using. Recent Comments If you enable comments on your pages and blog posts, then this will list recent comments and allow you to quickly approve them. Incoming Links Sites that are linking to your site? Quickpress If your website is a blog, you can quickly add a post here. Recent Drafts If you’ve been working on posts or pages, you can quickly return to recent draft versions. WordPress Blog Information and news from the world of WordPress Other WordPress News Further WordPress news. Plugins These provide additional features and functionality to your site. Dashboard Menu Updates for WordPress, themes and Plugins will appear automatically listed here. We will deal with how to perform updates in a later lesson. Posts Menu Displays all posts from here you can add new posts, add categories and tags. Categories and tags can be used to filter searches on your site. Media Menu Displays all the media available on your website that is stored in your library. Media can be images, videos or sounds. Links Menu A set of links can displayed on your website and this menu item will display those already created. Pages Menu Displays all pages on your site, published or drafts and where you add new pages. Comments Menu When you access the list of comments you can see all comments, pending comments (i.e. those not yet live), approved comments, spam and trashed comments. Appearance Menu This menu item will be explained in a later lesson, for now just understand that this is used to control the look of the sites front end. Plugins Menu Plugins allow you to extend the functionality of WordPress. This will be covered in a later lesson. As with the Upgrades, you are also shown here if there are any upgrades available. Users Menu Shows all site users, if you permit people to sign up to your site they will displayed here and their role. From here you can also access From here you can also access Your Profile where you can change your admin password if needed. Tools Menu All available tools some plugins may add to this menu. Settings Menu Shows all site settings, we will cover most of this in later lessons. From here you can change items for example site title, change from blog to website, whether to allow comments on your site. Change date format and permalink settings. In the next lesson we will convert WordPress from its default blog format to a website. We will then create a static front page and set this as the sites home page. After this we will remove the default pages and comments turning the site from the default blog format to a website. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:21pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Blog to Website In this lesson we will convert WordPress from its default blog format to a website. Firstly we will log into the site’s backend, change the default setting of allowing comments. We will then create a static front page and set this as the sites home page. After this we will remove the default pages and comments turning the site from the default blog format to a website, you can add the blog format back later by specifying a page for posts. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:23pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Click Settings. Click Discussion. Uncheck Allow people to post comments on new articles. Scroll down the page. Click Save Changes. Click Pages. Click Add New. Enter title Welcome. Click Publish. Now we have a Welcome page, click Settings. Click Reading. Select A static page. Click Front Page. Select Welcome page. Click Save Changes. Right Click Site Title. Click Open Link in a New Tab. The sites new home page, note although the page was titled Welcome it is in the menu as Home. Next we need to remove the default Sample Page and Posts, return to the site’s backend. Click Pages, move mouse cursor onto sample page. Click Pages, move mouse cursor onto sample page. Click Trash. Click Posts. Move mouse cursor onto Hello world. Click Trash. Now we have removed the default Sample Page and Posts, return to the site’s frontend. The sites home page, with just the home page in the menu. In the next lesson we will look at installing a new theme to change the appearance of the website. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:24pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Themes In this lesson we will look at changing from the installed default WordPress theme too a new theme. Changing and adding themes can be done in two ways, 1: using the built in theme editor. 2: Downloading a theme from the internet and installing it. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:25pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
WordPress themes are widely available on the internet both free and paid for (Premium) these themes cover a wide variety of features and layouts. The themes we will use during this lesson will be the Weaver theme and the Greentech theme (which was downloaded from the internet). Downloaded themes should be in a Zip format, WordPress will automatically uncompress all the files during the install process. Firstly we need to login to our site. Click Appearance. Here we can see the current and any available themes. Click Install Themes. Type Weaver in the search box. Click Search. Click Install. Click Install Now. The Weaver theme has been installed, Click Preview. Click Activate. Weaver is now the current theme. T |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:26pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
WordPress themes are widely available on the internet both free and paid for (Premium) these themes cover a wide variety of features and layouts. The themes we will use during this lesson will be the Weaver theme and the Greentech theme (which was downloaded from the internet). Downloaded themes should be in a Zip format, WordPress will automatically uncompress all the files during the install process. Firstly we need to login to our site. Click Appearance. Here we can see the current and any available themes. Click Install Themes. Type Weaver in the search box. Click Search. Click Install. Click Install Now. The Weaver theme has been installed, Click Preview. Click Activate. Weaver is now the current theme. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:27pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
WordPress themes are widely available on the internet both free and paid for (Premium) these themes cover a wide variety of features and layouts. The themes we will use during this lesson will be the Weaver theme and the Greentech theme (which was downloaded from the internet). Downloaded themes should be in a Zip format, WordPress will automatically uncompress all the files during the install process. Firstly we need to login to our site. Click Appearance. Here we can see the current and any available themes. Click Install Themes. Type Weaver in the search box. Click Search. Click Install. Click Install Now. The Weaver theme has been installed, Click Preview. Click Activate. Weaver is now the current theme. T |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:30pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Themes We have changed the site theme from the default to the weaver theme. We will now install the greentech theme which was downloaded earlier and stored on the local pc. To do this we will again use the theme editor but this time instead of using the search facility, we will use the upload facility. The majority of themes you can download will be small zip files which can be handled by the upload facility. Click Install Themes. Click Upload. Click Browse. Select greentech. Click Open. Click Install Now. Theme has installed click Preview. Site Preview click X to close this view. Click Activate. Greentech is now the current theme. Note the admin toolbar at the top of the site, this is only visible to the admin when you are logged in. Now return to the site’s backend. We will now change the site theme back to Weaver click the weaver preview. Click Activate. Weaver is now the current theme. In this lesson we have looked at two methods of installing themes on your WordPress site. Nearly all themes that you will install have options to customise that theme built in, so with these options you can make your site truly unique. Customising themes will be covered later in the course. In the next lesson we will add pages to the site and order those pages on the menu. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:34pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Adding Pages In this lesson we will look at adding pages to the site, we will also look at ordering those pages on the menu. Although in a previous lesson we added the welcome (home) page, we will look at the page options the Weaver theme offers and adding pages to a dropdown menu. Firstly we need to login to the site’s backend. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:36pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Click Pages. Click Add New. Enter Page Title. Title About Us entered, before we click Publish lets look at the page attributes. Parent drop down we will look at later. Template drop down gives us options for different page layouts from the default 1 sidebar right hand side through sidebar left or right. To 1 column no sidebar a good option for gallery page allows full page width for images. For more detailed descriptions look in appearance> weaver 2010>help Order (default is 0) is where the page appears in the menu, the home page will always appear first. Although we are about to publish this page with an Order of 0 it will not move the home page. This may not be true of all templates so always check the site after you publish a new page. Click Publish and go to the site’s front page to view changes. The new page appears on the menu in the expected order. Note you may need to refresh the browser to update the view. Now return to the backend to add more pages. Click Add New. Enter Page Title. Change the page Order to 1, and click Publish. This page we will be assigned as a child of an existing page and create a dropdown menu. Enter Page Title and click Parent dropdown. Select Services. Note we have not changed the order as this will be the first item in the new menu. Click Publish. Click Services. The new page has been added to the dropdown menu. We are about to add this new page, we will not change the order for this page. Click Publish then view the site. Note the new page is placed on the menu in the 0 position alphabetical. It should appear after services, return to the backend to correct this position. Change the page order to 2. and click Update. Page has been updated click View Page. The page is now moved to the correct position on the menu. In this lesson we have learnt to add pages to the site and create dropdown menus. In the next lesson we will look at adding content to the pages, this content will be basic text and pictures. Though once you learnt to add the basic content it is not that difficult to add video and other media. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:36pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Adding Content In this lesson we will look at adding content to the pages, this content will be basic text and pictures. We will look at the built in WordPress text editor, though you can add a more advanced text editor if required just search for text editor plugins. We will also look at adding links to both internal and external content. Though once you learnt to add the basic content it is not that difficult to add video and other media. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:37pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
The Editor the Upload /Insert buttons for Pictures, Video, Sounds and Media. the text buttons for Bold, italics, strikethrough, bullet points, quotes and text position. the buttons for adding links, more tag, spellchecker, full screen view and display kitchen sink (more editor options). Displaying all editor options underline, text colour, paste options, remove formatting, add special characters, undo and redo. An example of basic text entry, click insert picture icon. Click Browse. Click the picture to be inserted. Click Open. Click Upload. Note there may be a limit on the size of the file you can upload, it is always a good idea to keep file sizes as small as possible this will help your web page load time. Picture uploaded you can edit the image or add alternate text, caption or description. Alignment and size can be adjusted, adding a picture at the thumbnail size (150×150) will keep all your images at a consistent size through out the site. Here we have aligned the picture to left of the text. The link URL can be used to link this image to other content internal or external. Click Insert into post. The image has been inserted. Clicking the image you will be able to delete or access the edit options again. Select Right to realign the image. Click Update. Image now aligned to the right of the text. We will now create a link to an internal page on the site. Highlight Contact Us. Then click Link icon. Click Link to existing content. Select Contact Us. Click Add Link. Click Update, then open site to check the link works. Click the link text. The link is working, we will now return to the backend and redirect this link to an external site. Again highlight the link text and click the link icon. We will change this link to http://www.bbc.co.uk. Note always start links with http. Tick the box Open link in a new window/tab. This will ensure if someone clicks a link to an external site your site will remain open also. Click Add Link and remember to update the page before checking the link. Click the link text. The external link works and note your site remains open in another tab. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:38pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Adding Content Next we will look at the editors copy and paste option, although you can simply copy and paste directly into the page. The paste from word option does help to retain the formatting applied by Word. For this example we have created a simple table in Word then we will copy it and paste it into the page. In Word highlight the entire table. Right click the +. Select Copy. Click the paste from word icon. Press CTRL+V on the keyboard. Click Insert. The table has been added, Click Update. The table added to the web page. Highlight some text and click on the font colour icon. Select font Colour. Click HTML tab to view the page in the code view. The HTML view of the page, you can directly enter code into the page. Page view with our text in a different colour applied. In this lesson we have looked at adding content to our web pages, we have covered the basics of entering text and inserting images. In the next lesson we will look at adding plugins to the site to enable more dynamic content. Plugins can be added to the site as widgets which will appear in the sidebars or as enhancements to for example the text editor. There are numerous plugins available for the WordPress system, we will look at adding a translation plug-in to make the site accessible in many languages and a plug-in to create a custom contact form. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:39pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Plugins In this lesson we will look at adding plugins to the site to enable more dynamic content. Plugins can be added to the site as widgets which will appear in the sidebars or as enhancements to for example the text editor. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:40pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
There are numerous plugins available for the WordPress system, we will look at adding a translation plug-in called GTranslate to make the site accessible in many languages and a plug-in to create a custom contact form. The contact form plugin we will use is called Cforms which you can download for free at http://www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-plugin/ Click Plugins. Click Add New. Type Gtranslate in the search box. Click Search Plugins. Click Details on gtrans. Click Install Now. The Plugin has been installed, click Activate Plugin. Click Installed Plugins. Click Appearance. Click Widgets. The installed Weaver theme has many widget areas, we will use the primary area. Click to expand. The Primary area contains the default widgets these can be removed if not required. Simply expand the widget and click Delete. Now drag and drop the gtrans widget to the primary area. Fill in title for this widget. Click Save. Site front-end with translation widget in place click select language. Select Language. Turkish language selected. The page translated to Turkish. Click Show original to return the site to English. Click the X to close the translation widget. Site with a Facebook Like plugin added. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:42pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Contact Form We will now install the cforms software to create a custom contact form, the software can be downloaded from http:// www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-plugin/ . Although this software can be added as a widget in the sidebar, we will add the form to the contact us page. In this lesson we will create a new form and demonstrate how to alter the fieldsets and change the look of the form. Cforms contact form is very customisable and in this lesson we will show just some of the many options, so once you have learnt the basics please carry on and explore the software to gain a better understanding of it’s capabilities. Click Plugins. Click Add New. Click Upload. Click Browse. Click cforms. Click Open. Click Install Now. Click Activate Plugin. Click cforms11. Rename the default form to Contact us. Click the Edit icon on My Fieldset. Change the name to Address. Click to OK. Select field type Multiple lines of text. Click Update Settings. Remember to do this after all changes. The fieldset has been altered, but we need to reorder it. Hover the mouse over the order number then click and drag to the new position. Remember to click Update Settings. Click the Edit icon on the website fieldset. Change the field label to Telephone and delete the default value. Click to OK. Remember to update settings. Click Pages. Click Contact Us Page. Cforms has added it’s own icon in the editor for easy insertion of forms. Click cforms icon. Select form to be inserted and click Insert. To check the appearance of the form update the page and switch to the site front end. The form has been added, return to the backend and we will change the appearance of the form. Click Styling. Select a theme file and click Select style. Switch to the front end to see how the style looks. Form with new style applied. In this lesson we have learnt to add plugins and display them in the widget area as well as in pages. In the next lesson we will learn how to update the WordPress software and apply updates to plugins and themes. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:43pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Updates In this lesson we will look at updating the WordPress software and applying updates to plugins and themes. Occasionally updates to software are released, these could be bug fixes, new features or enhancements. Fortunately WordPress makes it very easy to handle these update as the vast majority can be done automatically with no site downtime. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:47pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Click Updates. Click Update Now. Update will be downloaded and applied. The update has been applied. Click Updates. Click Select All and then Update Themes. Themes updated correctly, now click Updates. Select and update Plugins. Plugin update completed, click Pages. One of the features of the new update, new media uploader. With all updating there is a risk that something will go wrong, even if it is not an update. Hardware failure, virus or spyware infection are all causes for concern about how to quickly get a site back on line. First line of defence has to be a backup strategy WordPress has many plugins that deal with backups but consider some important features you may need. Backs up everything site content and databases. Will perform scheduled backups. Will backup for off site storage, always important to have off site copy in case of server failure. Easy backup and restore features. You may find you will require to have more than one plugin enabled to get all the required features. We would suggest a google search for WordPress backup or search plugins in the site’s backend. Your hosting company may offer Backups which ever solution you choose, make sure you have one in place for your own safety. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:49pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Domain Names and Hosting Now we have completed the course on building a website using WordPress. We now need to look at publishing the website to the internet. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:50pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
Domain Names and Hosting Now we have completed the course on building a website using WordPress. We now need to look at publishing the website to the internet. |
Re: Using Wordpress To Build A Website by millerm(m): 11:56pm On Jul 14, 2014 |
In order to complete this we will need two things firstly we need to register a domain name and then find a hosting company for the website. As the preceding course has dealt with creating a website in WordPress we should perhaps look for a hosting company that specialises in WordPress hosting. Although we can actually buy a domain name from any domain name registering company, it is perhaps a good idea to find a company that will both host and register a domain name. |
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