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Personal Sites or “Blogs”
Members can have as many WordPress “sites” on the Commons as they want. We have over 1,300 sites on the Commons, many are dedicated to academic group collaboration or professional partnerships. These fall under different use cases. This page deals … Continue reading →
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Responsive Themes on the Commons
What’s a Responsive Theme? Responsive themes use fluid layouts, flexible images and media queries to make your site look and act great on a variety of devices. Sidebars and navigation menus collapse gracefully, and retain functionality. Approach designs vary, and … Continue reading →
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Statistics For Your Site
It’s great to quantify your readership, and there are a couple plugins on the Commons (JetPack and Monster Insights) that provide interesting statistics on your Dashboard. The Commons also supports Google Analytics, which is perhaps the most powerful metrics tracker. … Continue reading →
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Importing and Exporting Site Content
As a rule, we don’t provide database and file bundles for import/export. Sites in the CUNY Academic Commons are part of a large WordPress network, and things like MySQL table prefixes, file paths, and user account IDs will not make … Continue reading →
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How to Add New Users to a Site
A site can be configured to have one or many contributors, and WordPress allows granularity in the permissions users are assigned. Listed below are roles and their permissions: Administrator – has access to all the administrative duties Editor – can … Continue reading →
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WordPress Themes
Themes control the look and feel of your WordPress site. When you first create a site, you pick a site template and that template controls which theme is automatically activated. No matter what template you choose, you can still change … Continue reading →