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Converting PHP site to WordPress

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Evening all,

 

I have a PHP site (Code Igniter) which is fairly basic, but still contains quite a bit of bespoke code (user registration, admin section - user, item and service management) all querying a backend DB.

 

I would like to convert this to WP for the added functionality of blogging. I assume this is possible for someone with the right skills, but I was wondering if anyone can tell me how difficult this would be, and how many hours I should expect it to take?

 

Unfortunately the current site isn't available to the www yet, so I know this is very much a shot in the dark question!!

 

Thanks :)

Have you tried looking at Pyro CMS ? Its a CMS thats written in the code igniter framework. Im not sure about the learning curve though.

I agree with Ste Hughes. If blogging is all you need from Wordpress why not simply contain Wordpress in the blog directory (e.g. www.example.com/blog) and build a custom template styled like the rest of the site?

Hi i m agree with privileged it's best way, in-spite of if you want to convert it to wp then i can help you.

  • 5 months later...

Wordpress is basically for blogging and small business, less CMS. If your site is limited to 8-9 pages than wordpress is better enough.

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