Wikis for Enterprises
Wikis for Enterprises
Knowledge management using the WordPress framework
About the Book
NO FUTURE ADDITIONS AND UPDATES FOR THIS BOOK ARE PLANNED. HOWEVER THE CURRENT STATE OF THE BOOK HAS BEEN USED TO SETUP A WEBSITE AND MIGHT BE VERY HELPFUL FOR YOU AS WELL. PLEASE DONATE A CUP OF COFFEE FOR THE EFFORT PUT INTO IT SO FAR.
In many markets the know how of a company is the foundation of its economic health.
The general concepts of the WordPress framework are brought into practical context by explanaitions in the context of an exemplary knowledge management system architecture:
- the use and configuration of plugins,
- the encapsulation of new reusable functionality in plugins,
- and adding functionality to the WordPress theme using a child theme (code snippets).
The exemplary architecture uses:
- the current WordPress core v4.0,
- the current CMS-compatible WordPress theme KnowHow v1.1.6 by Chris Mooney (Hero Themes),
- and many current CMS-related WordPress plugins.
About the Author
Table of Contents
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- Foreword
- About the author
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About this book
- Intended audience
- Structure and content
- Typographical conventions
- Acknowledgement
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Why WordPress?
- Requirements for a content management system for environments
- Why no WordPress theme?
- The road map
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The development environment
- Setting up a local web server
- Test environment for a local server
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The architecture
- Quality attributes and measures to achieve them
- The components of the knowledge management system
- The deployment of the knowledge management system
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Administrating the wiki
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Administration backends
- Dashboard
- Command line interfaces
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Adding functionality to the WordPress core
- Installing Themes
- Installing Plugins & Widgets
- Installing widgets
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Security
- Measures against hacking
- Site access
- Copyright protection
- virus protection
- Backup strategies
- Update strategies
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Restricting access to information
- Users vs. user roles
- Restrict access on the website level
- Restrict access in the content domain
- Restrict access in the time domain
- Backend & frontend optimization
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Positioning of information
- Defining post templates
- Defining custom post type templates
- Defining page templates
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Managing the navigation
- Search box
- Menus
- Widgets
- Structuring using pages
- Structuring using custom post types and taxonomy
- Structuring using posts
- Using categories and tags
- Optimizing the permalink structure
- Internal linking (Using related post functionality)
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The content review process environment
- Example plugin: “Oasis Workflow”
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Managing the layout
- managing the page layout
- Managing the post layout
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Structuring information on the site level
- Page & category ordering
- Page ordering
- Category ordering
- Context/user role dependent visibility
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Structuring information on the page/post level
- Navigation
- Text
- Tables (and graphs)
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Administration backends
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Launching the knowledge management system
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Migrating the website
- Migration from a local server to the live server
- Migration bug fixing
- Migration from one live server to another live server
- Migrating from a local to a hosted server
- Test environment for a hosted server
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Migrating the website
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Using the knowledge management system
- Executing the review process
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Managing the content
- Adding content
- Modifying the content of drafted or published posts/pages
- Adjusting the category preview text
- Referencing documents and files
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Appendic
- Recommended plugins
- Bibliography
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