- Copyright
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1. About WordPress
- 2. Installing and Upgrading
- 3. Dashboard and Settings
- 4. Working with Content
- 4.1. Posts
- 4.2. Pages
- 4.3. Posts vs. Pages: Same, but Different
- 4.4. Media Files
- 4.5. Links
- 4.6. Feeds
- 4.7. Summary
- 5. Importing Content
- 6. Creating a Basic Theme
- 6.1. Using Widgets
- 6.2. Using Menus
- 6.3. Using Header and Background Images
- 6.4. Turning HTML into a Theme
- 6.5. Template Tags
- 6.6. Theme Files
- 6.7. Theme File Hierarchy
- 6.8. Listing Comments
- 6.9. Including Additional Files
- 6.10. Styling Content
- 6.11. Changing Appearance Based on Context
- 6.12. Creating Navigation Menus
- 6.13. Theme Functions
- 6.14. Child Themes
- 6.15. Troubleshooting Themes
- 6.16. Summary
- 7. Creating an Advanced Theme
- 7.1. Modifying the Loop
- 7.2. Multiple Loops
- 7.3. Accessing Post Information Outside the Loop
- 7.4. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- 7.5. Adding Scripts and Stylesheets
- 7.6. Outside the Theme Hierarchy: Database Errors and Maintenance Messages
- 7.7. Theme Options
- 7.8. Theme Frameworks
- 7.9. Distributing Themes
- 7.10. Summary
- 8. Creating Widgets
- 9. Creating Plugins
- 9.1. Getting started
- 9.2. Creating a Template Tag
- 9.3. Adding an Options Page
- 9.4. The Settings API
- 9.5. Wrapping Up
- 9.6. Plugin Possibilities
- 9.7. Hooks: Filters and Actions
- 9.8. Variations on Option Pages
- 9.9. Publishing a Plugin
- 9.10. Summary
- 10. Users and Roles
- 11. Performance and Security
- 12. Custom Content Types, Taxonomies, and Fields
- 12.1. Custom Taxonomies
- 12.2. Custom Content Types
- 12.3. Custom Fields in Custom Content Types
- 12.4. Summary
- 13. Setting up the Network
- A. Plugin Index
- B. Theme Functions
- C. Plugin Recipes
Shelley is entering her fourth year on the Program Committee for the Higher Education Web Professionals (HighEdWeb) conference, is actively involved with the higher education and WordPress communities online, displays all the symptoms of Twitter addiction (@shelleykeith) and may have actually launched the first University Facebook page. Currently in the midst of a campus-wide WPMU implementation, she's incredibly happy the days of 16,000 static pages and duplicated template files are behind her.
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