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Introduction

Once kde.org is running wordpress it will make use of Neverland in its theme. Neverland is the new KDE theming engine for our websites and is based on Bootstrap. That means you can use the functionality of bootstrap on the site. Learn more here: Twitter Bootstrap

Wordpress Setup

Wordpress itself basically is a raw installation. Usual functionality like blogging, comments or rss are not used and disabled on theme base, instead it is used as a plain CMS for mostly static content.

Plugins

Blogroll Widget with RSS Feeds
Image Widget
MindValley Shortcut Framework
qTranslate
Simple LDAP Authentication

Hints

There are some best practices to be aware of.

To get good looking tables, check here: Bootstrap tables
There is a wordpress plugin allowing you to preview/update sites by key combinations: ctrl-alt-L for preview, ctrl-alt-P for publish. That is more efficient then pressing the buttons. (disable global ctrl-alt-L in systemsettings->shortcuts->gobal shortcuts->KRunner->lock screen for that to work)

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-(These are random notes by Frederik, feel free to improve/clean up the mess.)
+==Introduction==
+Once kde.org is running wordpress it will make use of [https://projects.kde.org/projects/websites/neverland Neverland] in its theme. Neverland is the new KDE theming engine for our websites and is based on Bootstrap. That means you can use the functionality of bootstrap on the site.
+Learn more here: [http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/ Twitter Bootstrap]
-Once kde.org is running wordpress it will make use of bootstrap in its theme. That means you can use the functionality of bootstrap on the site.
+==Wordpress Setup==
-Learn more here: [http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/ Twitter Bootstrap]
+Wordpress itself basically is a raw installation. Usual functionality like blogging, comments or rss are not used and disabled on theme base, instead it is used as a plain CMS for mostly static content.
+===Plugins===
+* Blogroll Widget with RSS Feeds
+* Image Widget
+* MindValley Shortcut Framework
+* qTranslate
+* Simple LDAP Authentication
+==Hints==
 There are some best practices to be aware of.
 * To get good looking tables, check here: [http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/base-css.html#tables Bootstrap tables]
+* There is a wordpress plugin allowing you to preview/update sites by key combinations: ctrl-alt-L for preview, ctrl-alt-P for publish. That is more efficient then pressing the buttons. (disable global ctrl-alt-L in systemsettings->shortcuts->gobal shortcuts->KRunner->lock screen for that to work)
-There is a wordpress plugin allowing you to preview/update sites by key combinations: ctrl-alt-L for preview, ctrl-alt-P for publish. That is more efficient then pressing the buttons.
+[[Category:KDE Web Team]]