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[...]... components 1.3.2 WordPress Core Files When you go to WordPress. org and download a copy of WordPress, you are downloading the WordPress core files It’s a big folder full of files and a few subfolders full of even more files Once you download and unzip the WordPress package, you’ll notice that most of the file and folder names begin with a “wp-” prefix The WordPress core files are the things that make WordPress. .. you need it • Better for site managers - it puts publishing into their hands with tools meant for normal people to use • Better for visitors - because the site you create with it will be fantastic! WordPress. org WordPress. com This book is about the self-hosted, download-andinstall-it-yourself version of WordPress This is the WordPress to which WordPress. org is dedicated, enabling you to download the latest... Optimizing the WordPress Comments Area 227 7.1.2 Welcome to the WordPress Comments Area 227 7.1.3 About the WordPress Comment System 228 7.1.4 Comments, Pingbacks and Trackbacks 228 7.1.5 Anatomy of the WordPress Comment Area 229 7.2.1 Syndicating WordPress. .. safely say that WordPress is amazing If you are buying this because your boss is making you design a site around WordPress and you are none too happy about it… Bummer But hopefully by the end we can turn your frown upside down and bring you into the light Plan 1 Buy Book 2 ??? 3 Profit! 9 1.1.3 How to Set up and Configure WordPress In this book you are going to learn how to set up WordPress You’ll... 5.4.2 Functions Within Theme Files 151 5.4.3 Hacking the WordPress Core 153 5.5.1 WordPress as a CMS 154 5.5.2 CMS Features Built Into WordPress 154 5.5.3 Working With Custom Fields ... of advanced WordPress functionality can happen without discussing plugins The flock of geniuses that is the WordPress community is responsible for an ocean of plugins that extend and advance the built-in functionality of WordPress We will discuss quite a few of these plugins (all throughout the book), and even share the basics of writing your own In section 5.5.1 you’ll learn about using WordPress as... first version of this book, a serious security bug swept through the WordPress world Any version of WordPress prior to 2.8.4 was affected by it The exploit was able to create an additional administrator account inside WordPress giving access to do just about anything with your site The bug was fixed, users just needed to upgrade! WordPress popularity makes it a big target for bad guys But that same... against comment spam using WordPress built-in features In section 9.3.3 you’ll learn about a plugin to watch for broken links on your site 1.1.7 Don’t Worry We sincerely hope none of this sounds daunting or over your head, because it’s not WordPress is easy, especially compared to its beastly competitors 1.2.1 So, You’ve Never Heard of WordPress If this is your first shindig with WordPress, there are a... Welcome to WordPress 1.1.1 Welcome Welcome to the wonderful world of WordPress Say that ten times fast! Sincere thanks for purchasing our book and we hope the information will be as useful to you as it already has been for us 1.1.2 Why WordPress is Amazing There are all sorts of reasons you may have bought this book, but one of them might be because you are already a fan of working with WordPress That’s... version, participate in the forums, and browse the Codex (the extensive and official WordPress documentation) Perhaps introducing slight confusion, there is also a WordPress. com, which is a hosted blogging service owned by the same parent company (Automattic) Sites hosted at WordPress. com are located at URLs like “yoursite .wordpress. com” and are largely used only for blogs There, you have less control, . Josh and Lorelei, for being so awesome. DIGGING INTO CHRIS COYIER & JEFF STARR See that? That’s dog food. It’s a metaphor. We, the authors of Digging Into WordPress, eat our own dog food. We. to WordPress 1.1.1 Welcome 9 1.1.2 Why WordPress is Amazing 9 1.1.3. How to Set up and Configure WordPress 10 1.1.4 How to Implement Advanced Functionality 10 1.1.5 How to Optimize and Secure WordPress. 151 5.4.2 Functions Within Theme Files 151 5.4.3 Hacking the WordPress Core 153 5.5.1 WordPress as a CMS 154 5.5.2 CMS Features Built Into WordPress 154 5.5.3 Working With Custom Fields 155 5.5.4