The document summarizes a WordPress workshop presented by Keith Feighery. It provides an overview of WordPress, the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org, and demonstrates how to set up a WordPress site using WordPress.org. It also discusses popular WordPress themes, plugins, and how to customize WordPress using themes and plugins.

1. Wordpress Workshop

2. Keith FeigheryDirector of Digital Strategy

3. SummaryDirector of Digital Strategy with Digital Insights14 Years experience developing and marketing web and digital applicationsLecturer with DIT on MA in Digital Media TechnologiesLecturer with Dublin Business School, Griffith College, Champlain College & IBAT in Online Marketing and Digital Strategy

4. Contact Details086 6070274www.linkedin.com/in/keithfeigherywww.twitter.com/kfeigherywww.faceboook.com/keith.feigherykeith.feighery@digitalinsights.ie

5. AgendaIntroduction to WordpressWordpress Case Studies and ExamplesSetting up Site on Wordpress.comSetting up Wordpress.org self-hosted systemDownload and CustomiseWordpress.orgWalk through of Wordpress FeaturesAdministration, Themes, Plugins, Post & Pages, SEOWalk through of Using Wordpress Bought ThemesExamples using Woo Canvas Theme

6. Wordpress OverviewExcellent low barrier to entry publishing platformOpen source platformEasy to use CMS system to produce and distribute all forms of digital media – text, Images, audio, video, RSSEasy to Connect Wordpress site with other social media sitesTwitter, Facebook etc…Very extensible platform where further functionality can be addedSearch Engine Friendly infrastructure along with SEO plugins

7. Wordpress.com Vs Wordpress.org

8. Wordpress.comWordpress.comA managed environment to set up Websites and blogs provided for free (basic set-up)Basic version will have wordpress in the url – e.g. http://www.website.wordpress.comCan map an existing domain (www.website.com) to a wordpress.com websiteLimited functionality on wordpress.com in comparison to wordpress.orgNo plugin functionalityLimited Theme Customisation

9. Wordpress.orgWordpress.orgOpen source version of wordpressSelf-Managed system where users have to download the software from wordpress.orgUsers have to have domain name registered and hosting packageUsers have to upload wordpress on to webserver and set up databaseOnce deployed, users have complete control over the customisation and functionality of the wordpress.org siteUsers respoonsible for security, back-ups, maintenance and support of their own site

10. Wordpress.com

11. Wordpress.org

12. Irish Wordpress CMS Sites

13. DMI

14. Digital Insights

15. James Whelan Butchers

16. Blogs

17. IIA Blog

18. Peter Lonegan

19. DonalSkehan

20. Make Up and Beauty

21. Using Wordpress.com

22. Wordpress.com

23. Dashboard

24. Add Post

25. Add New Page

26. Add Media

27. Change Themes

28. Use Widgets

29. Sharing Buttons

30. Add Menus

31. Add Polls

32. General Settings

33. Reading Settings

34. Site Tools

35. Export Data

36. Privacy Settings

37. Domain Mapping

38. Front End

39. Process of Registering and Deploying Wordpress.org CMS on hosted server

40. GoDaddy

41. GoDaddyRegisteration

42. Domain Information

43. Set Name Servers

44. Blacknight Hosting Plans

45. Domain Management

46. Point at Domain Root Folder

47. Add New Database

48. Database Details

49. Wordpress.org Download

50. Wordpress 5-minute Install Doc

51. Wordpress Files

52. Change the WP-Config File

53. Download FTP Client

54. FTP Details

55. FTP Site Login

56. Upload Wordpress to Web Server

57. Run Script: http://www.website.com/wordpress-folder.com/wp-installThis Installs Wordpress Database and Configures Deployment

58. Initial Wordpress Screen

59. Wordpress Backend Administration

60. Login to Backend – www.website.com/wp-admin

61. The Dashboard

62. Wordpress Back-End

63. General Settings

64. Permalink Settings

65. Permalink Tags

66. Add Page

67. Create Categories

68. Appearance

69. Music Concert

70. Daisy

71. Skeptcial

72. WordpressPlugins

73. Content Plugins

74. Tiny MCE Advanced Editor

75. NextGen Gallery Plugin

76. Shadow Box Plugin

77. JcarouselPlugin

78. Viper video Plugin

79. WordTubePlugin

80. Audio Player Plugin

81. Related Post Plugin

82. WP to Twitter

83. Widget Logic

84. Analytics

85. Google Analytics Plugin

86. Google Analyticator

87. SEO Plugins

88. All in One SEO Pack

89. All in One Settings

90. SEO Friendly Images

91. Posts and Pages Plugins

92. Contact Form 7

93. WidgetContext

94. Related Posts Plugin

95. Share Plugins

96. ShareThisPlugin

97. ShareThis Settings

98. Mobile Plugins

99. WP-Touch Plugin

100. WP Mobile Settings

101. Website Admin and Infrastructure Plugins

102. Database Backup Plugin

103. Better WP Security

104. Security Scan Plugin

105. Google XML Sitemaps

106. Wordpress Bought Themes and Frameworks

107. Bought ThemesProvide Out of the Box Design and FunctionalityEnable easy cutomisation of Themes without having to handcraft CSS code Provide in-built plugin functionality for SEO, Backups, No-follows, Google Analytics, JQuery Sliders, Security etc..Provide multiple theme templates to facilitate creation of Content Management Systems

108. WP Remix Themes

109. Woo Themes

110. Theme Forest

111. SmallFolio

112. CMS Theme

113. DIY Themes

114. Studio Press

115. Building WP CMS System from Theme FrameworkCANVAS Theme – Woo Themes

116. Woo Canvas – General Settings

117. Canvas Layout Plugin

118. Woo General Styling Plugin

119. Post Styling

120. Sliders

121. SEO Plugin

122. Other Examples of WOO Themes

123. Bizznet

124. Inspire

125. Thank You