WordPress as a CMS: Table of Contents

Making it a bit easier to find the articles.

I decided to put together a quick table of contents for my 7-part series about using WordPress as a CMS. This should make it a bit easier for readers to find and read the related articles in the order in which they were written.

Heres the list:

I refer to this series in quite a few other pieces here.

7 thoughts on “WordPress as a CMS: Table of Contents

  1. You’re right! They were. I just fixed them. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. After all, what’s the use of a Table of Contents if none of the links work?

    In following the information in these posts, however, remember that it was written for a previous version of WordPress. WordPress 2.7 incorporates some of the features — sticky posts comes to mind — that were previously available only with plugins.

  2. Struck down by copy-and-paste! I fixed the links, but I “fixed” them incorrectly. Now I’ve not only fixed the links in this page, but added a table of contents to each post in the article series. Thanks for pointing out this problem! Accept my apologies (again) for messing it up.

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