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# Project Pages

The Ultimate WordPress Portfolio template system. Make a portfolio of your projects online on your WordPress site.

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://projectpages.io/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Blog](https://projectpages.io/blog/)

## Pages

- [Home](https://projectpages.io/) - Project Pages is a WordPress plugin (Portfolio Maker). More than a WordPress Portfolio Template or Portfolio theme, this helps you document your project stories
- [PRO](https://projectpages.io/pro/) - Document your journey, tell your creator story, grow your audience, & connect the dots of your creative work! Project Pages is a WordPress plugin for creators.
- [Terms & Conditions](https://projectpages.io/terms-conditions/) - Terms & Conditions Last Updated: 03rd June 2024 AGREEMENT TO OUR LEGAL TERMS We are StormGate Ltd. ('Company', 'we', 'us', or 'our') We operate the website https://projectpages.io (the 'Site'), as well as any other related products and services that refer or link to these legal terms (the 'Legal Terms') (collectively, the 'Services'). You can contact
- [Coming Soon](https://projectpages.io/coming-soon/) - Coming Soon Project Page Feature Roadmap On this page I share features which are in development, or on the roadmap/idea's list. Please do use the Support Forum to suggest any features/improvements. You can also contact me with suggestions via the email on your order confirmation if you're using PRO. As ever, thanks for supporting Project
- [Download Project Pages](https://projectpages.io/download/)
- [Publish to ProjectPages.io](https://projectpages.io/publish-to-projectpages/) - How do I get my portfolio noticed? How do I make my portfolio stand out? How do you promote your portfolio on LinkedIn/Social Media? Project Pages that's how!
- [Get in Touch](https://projectpages.io/contact/) - Get in Touch Please use the form below to get in touch. If you have any support questions about the Project Pages plugin, please use the support forum here, it's a better way to get help.
- [Privacy Policy](https://projectpages.io/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Who we are Our website address is: https://projectpages.io. Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from your email address (also called a hash) may
- [Join the Project Community](https://projectpages.io/join/)

## Project Pages Knowledgebase

- [Block Enabled Themes](https://projectpages.io/docs/block-enabled-themes/) - Project Pages v1.0 was written before Block enabled themes existed! Thankfully, through this awesome evolution of WordPress, we now have lots of great block-enabled themes which we can use, and Project Pages v2.0 is a great portfolio maker for block enabled themes, as well as still having support for old pre-block themes too. Block enabled
- [Using Prompts for better Project updates in Project Pages PRO](https://projectpages.io/docs/using-prompts-for-better-project-updates-in-project-pages-pro/) - Project Pages leverage all of the great work you do crafting things. But sometimes when we're writing about the things we make it can be easier if we have reminders to keep us consistent in how we share the stories of our creations. Project Pages Prompts in PRO are designed to help. Using Prompts in
- [Project Pages Pro requires ImageMagick](https://projectpages.io/docs/project-pages-pro-requires-imagemagick/) - Once you've got Project Pages Pro installed you can start exploring the upgrades. One of my favourites is the automatic generation of Social Sharing images for your Project Pages. Social Sharing Image Generation Requirements Project Pages PRO requires one of two PHP libraries to generate Social Share images. ImageMagick (works best, images come out cleanest)
- [Generating Custom Social Sharing Images (OG Meta) with Project Pages Pro](https://projectpages.io/docs/generating-custom-sharing-images-og-meta-with-project-pages-pro/) - Once you've purchased and installed Project Pages Pro your site will automatically generate OG Meta social share images for all of your projects (on the fly). You don't have to configure anything, and out of the box it'll make share images which look something like this: Note: Currently if your hosting doesn't have the Imagemagick
- [Installing Project Pages PRO](https://projectpages.io/docs/installing-project-pages-pro/) - If you've picked up a copy of Project Pages PRO then this page will explain how to install the upgrade plugin. Purchasing Project Pages Pro You can purchase a copy of Project Pages PRO here. Once you've purchased, a copy of the plugin will be emailed to you. Installing Project Pages Pro plugin When you
- [Getting Started with Project Pages](https://projectpages.io/docs/getting-started-with-project-pages/) - Project Pages for WordPress is a plugin which helps you showcase your work in a fun way, while building up posterity and a portfolio. Here's my guide on getting going with Project Pages: Download and install: If you haven't already, please download Project Pages from our download page, WordPress.org, or via your wp-admin, (go to
- [URLS & Permalink Root](https://projectpages.io/docs/urls-permalink-root/) - This guide is designed to explain how Project Pages URLS work, how you can change them, and what to do if they're not loading. (Assumes Project Pages WordPress plugin v2.0+.) Default URLS By default your Project Pages will be served from your site on an URL like this: https://yourdomain.com/projects https://yourdomain.com/projects/time-machine In the above example, projects
- [Modifying Project Page Templates](https://projectpages.io/docs/modifying-your-templates/) - This page guides you on how to modify your Project Page templates (when using Project Pages for WordPress). If you want to read more generally about Templating in Project Pages, please see our guide on templates in Gutenberg (WordPress editor), and our Legacy PHP templates. Modifying templates: WordPress Editor (Gutenberg - Default Mode) When you
- [Child Themes (and Project Pages)](https://projectpages.io/docs/child-themes-and-project-pages/) - If you'd like to modify the default styles of your Project Pages, you'll need to start by modifying the Page template we use to build your pages. If you're using the new default template mode, it's actually really easy. BUT WAIT! Before you get started tweaking the template, it's really important that you make sure
- [Templates](https://projectpages.io/docs/templates/) - Learn how to use page templates to modify your Project Pages appearance. In this guide I share how you can add your own templates for Project Pages, either via the Gutenberg editor in WordPress, or via PHP template files. Let's get started by looking at the two modes for templates (you can change the mode

## Docs Categories

- [Getting Started](https://projectpages.io/docs-category/getting-started/) - Guides to help you get started with Project Pages. From zero to showcase in a few short how-to guides.
- [Permalinks and URLS](https://projectpages.io/docs-category/permalinks-and-urls/) - Learn how to choose what your Project Page URLS look like, solve common issues with WordPress permalinks, and more.
- [Templates](https://projectpages.io/docs-category/templates/) - Learn how to customise your Project Page templates using Gutenberg, or our legacy PHP templating system.
- [Project Pages Pro](https://projectpages.io/docs-category/project-pages-pro/)