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I would like to migrage a PHP site to WordPress so I can update the information written on the website.
Does anyone know the best way I can do this? I did ask a few people regarding this and the general consesus was to completely redo the website.
Yes, you would need to redo large parts of your webpage. If you have an existing design you will need to learn how to create a theme in wordpress: https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development or you can use on of the many already available.
Yes. You can use wordpress theme development for migration php into the wordpress...
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I wanted to know if it was possible to prevent detection of the codeigniter framework from a site like whatscms.org ?
Thank you in advance for your answers and your help.
Did you take a look at the "How We Detect Content Management Systems" section of whatcms.org? It details how they do some of their detection, which would give you some clues as to how to hide. This answer provides some even better clues as well.
Doing a Google search for "hide codeigniter from cms detector" (without quotes) returns a plethora of results about what you may need to change inside Codeigniter itself to hide.
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I am fairly new to Woocommerce, but I have an idea for a website, which would include some customization of this plugin. My idea is that instead of products, there could be some other type of data stored in the database like pictures for example. Instead of buying these products people could just put a "like" on them, but towards the engine it would register as a buy. This way I could take advantage of built-in functions like sorting for the most popular items. Is it a good idea or should I consider some other way? Thank you!
For images I would be more inclined to look at something like a Pinterest style theme.
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I have a website I'm working on for a friend where he wants to update it periodically, by adding text to a website. Is there some sort of CMS that could help him do this, without him having to edit the html by hand? I've already written the html, so I don't think something like wordpress would help. But I really have no clue, I'm brand new to web dev.
I've already written the html, so I don't think something like wordpress would help.
You can easily transform your static HTML layout and pages into a WordPress theme. But there are many other CMSs out there (small ones if you only need some basic features).
For this project I would go with WordPress, it's well-documented, easy-to-use and the community is great.
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I'm planning to make me a new website. I have choosen Joomla as my CMS to go.
But before I start, I have 2 questions:
Is it possible (and easy) to change the Theme on the fly? So that a user can select an alternate theme?
What do u think about frameworks? Especially for Joomla. Should i use one? If yes, which one do you suggest? (a free one)
Yes it is possible for the user to switch the template on the fly. See this extension.
Joomla! has its own built in MVC framework which you'll see and use if you develop your own components. There is no need to use another framework within that.
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I am trying to begin using some sort of standard for documenting my PHP code. Most of my code is in the form of WordPress plugins, some are getting quite complex, and I need to document it.
So my question is simple, what system does WordPress use to document their code?
I think it uses phpDoc.
There is also a guide for WordPress inline documentation.