I am working on a website which needs a whiteboard functionality on a page where teacher will teach the student using whiteboard and text chat. For every student that opens the page, a new whiteboard and session should be started. The site is built on WordPress. I see whiteboard solutions are there in Node.js but no solution in WordPress. Can I embed Node.js whiteboard within WordPress? Is there any other solution?
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Suppose I want to add some Wordpress plugins (e.g. Easy Appointment) to a few static web sites that do not run on Wordpress. Currently, I want to add just basic plugin features (appointment form and calendar) to my sites. In future, I would like also to add plugins for email notification, payments, etc.
My sites consist of a few HTML and JS files. I will probably need to use some cloud database or CMS but I don't want to move the sites to Wordpress. What is the best way to integrate Wordpress plugins with these static web sites ?
You Can't Do That™.
Without WordPress there's nothing to run your WordPress plugin code: no php, no way to load it, no way to invoke its features. And there's no database to hold your data (both appointment forms and calendars are data-intensive applications.)
Could some sort of headless WordPress instance be used with its REST API? Probably not: most plugins generate the HTML, Javascript, and CSS to provide their functionality within WordPress pages. Few support the REST API, and those that do use it for limited purposes.
You can embed a calendar from another calendar web app (like Google's calendar) in your static site easily. If you can find an app that offers a way to embed forms you can use that too. Try searching for appointment app to embed in static web site and you'll find some candidates.
I am wondering whether it is possible to create a wordpress app which links to the current wordpress site so the blogs will all be present on the new app. And whether it is possible to do this with minimal / no code involved.
Yes, this is possible there is a plugin available in WordPress which can convert your WordPress site into a native mobile app for iOS and Android phones and tablets, published to App Store and Google Play for you.
Here is the link
and here is a list of some other plugins.
you can also see video tutorial how can you convert your WordPress site into a native mobile app
My project is social network website which will be built on CMS. I have decided for WordPress. The thing is I am not so sure about my decision now.
Website should have features like login and register forms, profile making and editing, user generated content from front end of site, content making restriction only on registered users of website, publishing most popular posts on home page.
User posts should be public. What I mean by that is, while I was previewing themes, I noticed that most posts from users were posted in groups. I would like this website to work more like Facebook.
Is it possible to make this sort of website with WordPress without custom plugins? And could you recommend a theme for this sort of project?
Sorry for long question and thanks in advance :D
You should look into Social specific plugin/project for WordPress called BuddyPress. https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress/
If you look into buddypress specific themes you might be able to find something which is similar to your goals.
Here is official website https://buddypress.org/ (it is open source free project by WP team)
It has a feature called Activity Stream which you might be looking for which is like FB timeline.
I'm aware that there are tons of plugins that can track user behaviour in a wordpress site. Those plugins can track how many views does a blog post has.
Currently, I am developing an ionic app where the contents come from wordpress served by using wp-api. And I make it in a such a way the users can only access my content only through the mobile app. Now, my problem is, can these plugins track how many views a blog post has that is views through the app?
If there's plugin that able to perform such task, please recommend it to me
Thank you
Have you tried the Jetpack plugin from the creators of WordPress? Their Site Stats feature does break down views by posts.
SO I basically have created my website using the foundation theme. I have just been told by my boss that we need a blog page to be created using Wordpress. I have no problem in doing but I am a little confused on linking the blog page with the static website. Any advice on taking on this approach. I have done my research but seem to be getting information of just Wordpress in general