Wordpress + Coda Starter Kit
Sync data between Wordpress and Coda with the click of a button. Add pages, edit posts, embed tables and much more, all from your Coda doc and Wordpress plugin.
1. About this doc
Wordpress is the most commonly used website platform. This starter kit is designed to quickly integrate those two systems together and give you a guide on how to use the pack from easy to advanced tables.
2. What you can do with this pack.
We’ve tried to pack this Pack full of features and we will continue to improve the functionality the more feedback and requests we get from our users.
Currently there are 3 main parts to this Pack.
Your tables when changed on Coda will update live on your website with a simple refresh of your website page.
Can you spot how much of our site is pulled from Coda?
Check the examples on Demo site.
Don’t forget to look at the example pages. You can visit the linked tables later on on this doc.
3. Getting started...
There are 2 ways to get started with this pack.
Option 1 - By copying and “Re-Syncing” this template doc to your site
For those wanting to test out the Pack and learn how the formulas and tables all connect we recommend this option to start with. This is the best option if you are new to Coda or unsure about Packs and formulas.
Option 2 - By starting a fresh doc and building your own tables
If you’ve already used the Pack and and want to start with a fresh blank doc this is a good option. This is good for Coda experts who want to deep dive and create a truely unique experience.
4. Explore some Wordpress template demos & examples
After you’re all set-up up (and don’t forget to follow the set-up guides) why not explore some of our examples and see what you can do with this Pack.
5. Limitations & known bugs
As with any new development there’s always going to be some issues we encounter plus feature limitations with what we can do.
Next Steps
Get started in setting up your Pack go to:
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