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WordPress is a weblog engine that can be easily installed by Fantastico's auto-installer. WordPress is a fork of the same source as b2evolution; WordPress was created by Matt Mullenweg (Image:Feed.png feed).

Contents

Official resources

Customizations

WordPress theme structure cheatsheet
WordPress theme structure cheatsheet


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WP-PHPMyAdmin in action within a Site5-WordPress installation
WP-PHPMyAdmin in action within a Site5-WordPress installation
One recommended plugin for managing your PHPMyAdmin from within your Site5 WordPress installation:

Image:Plugin.png WP-PHPMyAdmin, thanks to silpstream.com

Projects

There are two ways to help develop new versions, even if you are not a programmer:

Localization




Image:Answers.png answers/WordPress Image:Technorati.png technorati/tag/WordPress; technorati/posts/tag/WordPress
Image:Magnolia.png ma.gnolia.com/tags/WordPress Image:Tag_blue.png del.icio.us/popular/WordPress
Image:Tag_pink.png flickr/tags/WordPress: most interesting; tag clusters for WordPress; Flickr groups related to WordPress Image:Google.png Google/WordPress; GoogleBlogs search for WordPress; Google CodeSearch for WordPress
Image:OReilly.png O'Reilly/WordPress
Image:Reddit.png reddedit/WordPress Image:Digg.png digg/WordPress
Image:Bookmark_add.png furl/WordPress Image:Chart_organisation.png items tagged WordPress at SWIK
Image:Crowd.png jaiku/WordPress Image:Twitter.gif twitter/WordPress




BBPress

BBPress is forum software created by the same developers--it can be integrated with WordPress to create a CMS/forum+blog combination site.

Official Resources

Projects

Localization




Image:Answers.png answers/BBPress Image:Technorati.png technorati/tag/BBPress; technorati/posts/tag/BBPress
Image:Magnolia.png ma.gnolia.com/tags/BBPress Image:Tag_blue.png del.icio.us/popular/BBPress
Image:Tag_pink.png flickr/tags/BBPress: most interesting; tag clusters for BBPress; Flickr groups related to BBPress Image:Google.png Google/BBPress; GoogleBlogs search for BBPress; Google CodeSearch for BBPress
Image:OReilly.png O'Reilly/BBPress
Image:Reddit.png reddedit/BBPress Image:Digg.png digg/BBPress
Image:Bookmark_add.png furl/BBPress Image:Chart_organisation.png items tagged BBPress at SWIK
Image:Crowd.png jaiku/BBPress Image:Twitter.gif twitter/BBPress




Habari

Habari is also a port, so to speak, of WordPress—a stripping-down then building back up, much like digital boot camp.

Official Resources



Customizations

Habari's default theme is K2:





Image:Answers.png answers/Habari Image:Technorati.png technorati/tag/Habari; technorati/posts/tag/Habari
Image:Magnolia.png ma.gnolia.com/tags/Habari Image:Tag_blue.png del.icio.us/popular/Habari
Image:Tag_pink.png flickr/tags/Habari: most interesting; tag clusters for Habari; Flickr groups related to Habari Image:Google.png Google/Habari; GoogleBlogs search for Habari; Google CodeSearch for Habari
Image:OReilly.png O'Reilly/Habari
Image:Reddit.png reddedit/Habari Image:Digg.png digg/Habari
Image:Bookmark_add.png furl/Habari Image:Chart_organisation.png items tagged Habari at SWIK
Image:Crowd.png jaiku/Habari Image:Twitter.gif twitter/Habari




Lyceum

Lyceum is the newest of these listed projects; it's a fork of WordPress, allowing multiple blogs under the same installation. The exciting part—for us geeks, at least—is that it was created and is being developed by the esteemed research and information site, ibiblio.org.
This project was profiled in Issue 19 of Red Hat magazine, by John Joseph Bachir.

Official Resources




Image:Answers.png answers/:Lyceum Image:Technorati.png technorati/tag/:Lyceum; technorati/posts/tag/:Lyceum
Image:Magnolia.png ma.gnolia.com/tags/:Lyceum Image:Tag_blue.png del.icio.us/popular/:Lyceum
Image:Tag_pink.png flickr/tags/:Lyceum: most interesting; tag clusters for :Lyceum; Flickr groups related to :Lyceum Image:Google.png Google/:Lyceum; GoogleBlogs search for :Lyceum; Google CodeSearch for :Lyceum
Image:OReilly.png O'Reilly/:Lyceum
Image:Reddit.png reddedit/:Lyceum Image:Digg.png digg/:Lyceum
Image:Bookmark_add.png furl/:Lyceum Image:Chart_organisation.png items tagged :Lyceum at SWIK
Image:Crowd.png jaiku/:Lyceum Image:Twitter.gif twitter/:Lyceum




WordPress MU

[[WordPress_MU|WordPress Mu]] (aka, WordPress µ) is a fork of WordPress that allows multiple blogs under the same installation. [[WordPress_MU|WordPress Mu]] is being used by Harvard University's Law School's blogs.
[[WordPress_MU|WordPress Mu]] was created, and is actively developed by Donncha O Caoimh (Image:Feed.png feed), with continuing assistance from Matt Mullenweg.

Official Resources


Customizations



Image:Answers.png answers/WordPressMu Image:Technorati.png technorati/tag/WordPressMu; technorati/posts/tag/WordPressMu
Image:Magnolia.png ma.gnolia.com/tags/WordPressMu Image:Tag_blue.png del.icio.us/popular/WordPressMu
Image:Tag_pink.png flickr/tags/WordPressMu: most interesting; tag clusters for WordPressMu; Flickr groups related to WordPressMu Image:Google.png Google/WordPressMu; GoogleBlogs search for WordPressMu; Google CodeSearch for WordPressMu
Image:OReilly.png O'Reilly/WordPressMu
Image:Reddit.png reddedit/WordPressMu Image:Digg.png digg/WordPressMu
Image:Bookmark_add.png furl/WordPressMu Image:Chart_organisation.png items tagged WordPressMu at SWIK
Image:Crowd.png jaiku/WordPressMu Image:Twitter.gif twitter/WordPressMu




Image:Note.png Note: WordPress is one of Fantastico's installations (full list); BBPress, WordPressMu, Lyceum and Habari are not, but all can be installed with ease and used on Site5 accounts.

Image:Tag_red.png Other Fantastico scripts available for installation

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