English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 1h 13m | 197 MB
Ease of use and high extensibility are just a couple of reasons why WordPress can work as an ideal tool for your company’s internal file sharing needs. In this course, learn how to provide shared access to files and resources within your organization by setting up an intranet website using WordPress. Instructor Morten Rand-Hendriksen provides a detailed breakdown of how to build an intranet site. Along the way, he provides tips for addressing common challenges and generally making the most of the WordPress platform. Learn how to restrict access to your site, create a front-end user experience, and add typical site features such as a calendar and knowledge base. Plus, see how to best maintain your site, including how to manually install and update plugins and themes.
Topics include:
- Why use WordPress for intranet sites?
- Managing access, users, roles, and capabilities
- Integrating single sign-on
- Adding calendars into an intranet site
- Creating staff directories
- Including an advanced knowledge base system with an FAQ
- Maintaining an offline WordPress site
- Updating plugins and themes
Table of Contents
1 A website on the intranet
2 What is an intranet
3 Why use WordPress for intranet sites
4 How this course is structured
5 Create a front-end user experience
6 Manage roles and capabilities
7 Restrict site access
8 Single sign-on (SSO) integration
9 Create a staff directory
10 Extended user profiles
11 Advanced document management
12 Knowledge base and FAQ
13 Custom forms
14 Form workflows
15 Calendar functionality
16 Maintaining an offline WordPress site
17 Manually install plugins and themes
18 Manually update plugins and themes
19 Manually update WordPress
20 Update using a migration plugin
21 Going further
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