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...er version of WordPress. It is ideal for people who want to set up a large network of blogs. WordPress MU is the underlying software that powers the [http://w
...i-user edition, you will be able offer users an opportunity to sign up for a new blog. They will be able to securely manage their templates and settings
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...ig.php</tt> file isn’t included. The WordPress setup process will create a <tt>wp-config.php</tt> file for you based on the information you provide.
You can manually create a <tt>wp-config.php</tt> file by locating the sample file named "wp-config-sa
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The majority of WordPress users don't require Plugins, or only require a few, such as Plugins dealing with comment spam or customized post listings.
If you want to develop your own Plugins, there is a comprehensive list of resources at [[Plugin Resources]].
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...pc.com/ XML-RPC] [[Glossary#PingBack|ping]] each time you create or update a post. In turn, Update Services process the ping and updates their propriet
...for pinging their own service, but keeping track of all those services is a hassle.
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WordPress is a powerful semantic publishing platform, and it comes with a great set of features designed to make
...et as easy, pleasant, and appealing as possible. We are proud to offer you a ''freely distributed'', ''standards-compliant'', ''fast'', ''light'', and '
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...nistration]] > [[Super Admin Menu#Tools|Tools]] > [[Tools Network SubPanel|Network]].
...nistration]] > [[Super_Admin_Menu#Tools|Tools]] > [[Tools Network SubPanel|Network]]
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== WordPress MultiSite Network ==
...l revert to using the {{DefaultTheme}}. When finally logged in, change to a different theme.<br>
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...using WordPress, use multisite feature to create what was referred to as a network of sites. This feature was implemented by merging WordPressMU into the core
See [[Create A Network]].
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...g WordPress installs that do not have any links. If you are upgrading from a previous version of WordPress with any active links, the Links Manager will
;Web Address: This is where the link points. Sometimes called a URL, this is the destination, or the site, you want to go to when you click
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...ottom of that section is a Collapse menu button that shrinks the menu into a set of icons, or to expands to list them by major function. Within each ma
...fic information relating to a particular navigation choice, such as adding a new post, is presented and collected.
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* When inserting a Gallery to be ordered by Date/Time use the post_date field for ordering rat
* Move network/settings.php POST handling out of network/edit.php
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...ser, shouldn't have to worry much about its structure. If you're [[Writing a Plugin]] however, you may be interested in learning how WordPress stores it
The diagram below provides a visual overview of the WordPress database and the relations between the tab
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...: the following information assumes a knowledge of the basics of [[Writing a Plugin]] and using the [[Plugin API]] of Actions and Filters.
== Every Plot Needs a Hook ==
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...rdPress site look like your current design. We will start with how to make a WordPress blog look like the rest of your site. Then we can move on to maki
These directions will not work on a [[Create A Network|MultiSite Network]].
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...s called ''wpdb'', which contains a set of functions used to interact with a database. Its primary purpose is to provide an interface with the WordPress
...ode>$wpdb</code> in your WordPress PHP code, declare <code>$wpdb</code> as a global variable using the <code>[http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.vari
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.... Directories and subdirectories listed in a path are usually separated by a slash <code>/</code>.
...o a new text file, save the file as <code>path.php</code>. Then open it in a Web browser (for example, <code>http://www.example.com/images/path.php</cod
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...ollowing are screenshots of the WordPress Twenty Eleven theme, taken using a new, unmodified installation of WordPress:
Image:twentyelevendefault3.png|A static content Page (showing toolbar)
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The '''info.php''' file returns a page outlining the details of your PHP installation. You can see if [[Gloss
A major release of WordPress happens every 6 months or so. Suggest and vote o
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...etwork. WordPress started out as a tool for blogging, but has evolved into a full-fledged Content Management System (CMS), capable of powering websites,
...le, as is the configuration. Unlike other software programs, there are not a million files to [[Changing File Permissions|chmod]] nor are there dozens o
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...Localization] for theme developers. If you are interested in how to build a multilingual (e.g.: French / English) WordPress site, you can start your jo
...es. For Multisite Super Admins, you can set the default language using the Network Administration <strong>Settings</strong> pane.
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