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One of several microformats [[implementations]]. | |||
WordPress is an [http://wordpress.org/ open source blogging tool], that has been more broadly described as a "state-of-the-art publishing platform" and a content management system ([[cms]]). | WordPress is an [http://wordpress.org/ open source blogging tool], that has been more broadly described as a "state-of-the-art publishing platform" and a content management system ([[cms]]). | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 15 August 2008
WordPress
One of several microformats implementations. WordPress is an open source blogging tool, that has been more broadly described as a "state-of-the-art publishing platform" and a content management system (cms).
Adding Microformats Support to WordPress
Become familiar with existing WordPress support for microformats. Then:
Themes
Use a microformats-powered theme, such as:
- Sandbox theme and Sandbox-based themes include hAtom, hCard, and XOXO. By Scott Allan Wallick.
Plugins
Use a microformats-enabling plugin, such as:
- Blog Summary to produce an hAtom-enabled list of recent entries via shortcode. By Scott Allan Wallick.
- See plugins tagged microformats on the official WordPress plugin repository for a sampling.
TinyMCE plugins
If you use the TinyMCE plugin, consider also installing the following:
- TinyMCE hCard - adds a [1] icon in your tinyMCE toolbar that provides a form for creating an hCard contact.
- TinyMCE hCalendar - adds a new [2] icon in your tinyMCE toolbar that provides a form for creating an hCalendar event.
![[1]](http://www.undergroundwebdesigns.com/assets/images/hcard_button.gif){kind=link}
![[2]](http://www.undergroundwebdesigns.com/assets/images/calendar_button.gif){kind=link}