Do you want to bring CIOC information into a WordPress site?

CIOC offers a free WordPress plug-in that makes it easy to use CIOC “Basic Data Feeds” to integrate public lists of CIOC records and categories into external websites. Basic Data Feeds do not require a full CIOC login to use, because they present only small sets of publicly available information from your CIOC database and a link back to your CIOC site for more information. With Basic Data Feeds and the CIOC WordPress plugin, you can give a “key” to member and partner organizations throughout your community and help them to easily present up-to-date and topical information in their own websites, whether that’s agency and service details or lists of volunteer opportunities.

Join us for a step-by-step walk-through of how to use the CIOC WordPress plugin. We will cover:

1. How to install and activate the CIOC WordPress plug-in
2. How to create, use, or disable an API key in your CIOC application for CIOC basic data feeds
3. Use the shortcode generator in CIOC to help you quickly configure WordPress shortcode to display different kinds of data from CIOC in a WordPress site
4. Understanding the difference between the CIOC basic data feeds and the full CIOC API
5. How to access the Open Source repository for the CIOC WordPress plug-in if you want to re-use the code for another PHP-based CMS or website
6. Where to get detailed documentation

How to Join

Pre-registration is required for this session.

Registration URL: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2509507018482486786