WordPress is a CMS not a CMS

by Mark Wilkinson

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital WordPress is a CMS  Not a CMS Mark Wilkinson (@wpmark) WordCamp Bristol May 2017

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Content Management System

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital What makes a good CMS?

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital What makes a good CMS? • Good information architecture

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital What makes a good CMS? • Good information architecture • Easily extendible

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital What makes a good CMS? • Good information architecture • Easily extendible • API ready

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital What makes a good CMS? • Good information architecture • Easily extendible • API ready • Versatile & Flexible template management

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital What makes a good CMS? • Good information architecture • Easily extendible • API ready • Versatile & Flexible template management • Small learning curve for everyone

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Typical Enquiry

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Examples

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Decisions not Options

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Lots of Custom Post Types

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Spring Clean the Admin

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-comments/

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital define( ‘disallow_file_edit’, true );

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Remove the Customizer

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Case Study

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Single Terms

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Single Terms https://github.com/highrisedigital/highrise-taxonomy-ui https://github.com/johnbillion/extended-taxos

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Custom Post Type Landing Pages

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital WordPress is a Content Management System not a Content Mis-Management System Managing content should be as easy as possible for everyone

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@wpmark https://highrise.digital Mark Wilkinson Using & building WordPress sites for over 10 years as a WordPress developer Owner of Highrise Digital Follow me: @wpmark