The Wake Forest WordPress Team maintains a multi-site WordPress install as a way to manage website content for many Wake Forest departments. With that CMS (Content Management System) comes a common design theme. This newest version of the theme is based on WordPress’ Gutenberg builder.
Because Wake Forest relies on many content managers across the University, the WordPress team offers this training guide for using the system. We hope you find the answer to your question in this guide, if not, please use this request form to ask your question. Also, consider signing up for a live training or view our pre-recorded training playlist.
NOTE: Some default WordPress features may be disabled or altered in this theme for security, accessibility and brand alignment. Also, if your WordPress site isn’t running this install and theme, some of the information in this guide will not be accurate for you.
Updates
- Introducing WordPress 6.9Today’s deployment included an upgrade to WordPress 6.9, bringing improvements to the editor that support more collaborative workflows, easier content management, and a few quality-of-life enhancements. Collaborative Editing with Notes One […]
- January 2025 Deployment SummaryDue to the holiday schedule and an early code freeze, it’s been a quiet period for deployments. Our focus has been on routine maintenance and platform stability, with no major changes […]
- November 2025: Building a Stronger FoundationAs we close out 2025, the WordPress team has been hard at work modernizing our WordPress platform. What We’re Doing We’re systematically updating our custom plugins to follow modern WordPress standards […]