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WordPress

With WordPress modules in Make, you can manage posts, categories, comments, media, users, tags, and taxonomies in your WordPress account.

To use the WordPress modules, you must have a WordPress account with the Make Connector plugin enabled. You can get a WordPress account at wordpress.org.

Refer to the WordPress API documentation for a list of available endpoints.

Connect WordPress to Make

To establish the connection, you must:

  1. Install the Make Connector plugin in WordPress.

  2. Obtain your API key in WordPress.

  3. Establish the connection in Make.

Install the Make Connector plugin in WordPress

To connect your WordPress account to Make, the Make Connector plugin must be installed in your WordPress installation.

  1. Go to the Make Connector plugin page in WordPress and download the Make Connector plugin.

  2. Login to your WordPress administration and click Plugins.

  3. Click Add New.

  4. Click Upload plugin, browse, and select the plugin zip file that you downloaded in step 1 above.

  5. Click Install now.

  6. After the installation is complete, click Activate Plugin.

You have now successfully installed the Make Connector plugin.

Obtain your API key in WordPress

To obtain your API key from your WordPress account:

  1. Log in to your WordPress account.

  2. Open the Make Connector plugin, copy the provided API key, and store it in a safe place.

You will use this value in the API Key field in Make.

Establish the connection with WordPress in Make.

To establish the connection in Make:

  1. Log in to your Make account, add a WordPress module to your scenario, and click Create a connection.

  2. Optional: In the Connection name field, enter a name for the connection.

  3. In the WordPress REST API base url field, enter the REST API base URL of your WordPress site. For example, https://my-wordpress-site.com/wp-json

  4. In the API Key field, enter the API key copied above.

  5. Click Save.

  6. If prompted, authenticate your account and confirm access.

You have successfully established the connection. You can now edit your scenario and add more WordPress modules. If your connection requires reauthorization at any point, follow the connection renewal steps here.

Notice

Currently, our plugin is not optimized to run with large websites. If you receive a memory size exhausted error, we recommend increasing the PHP memory limit beyond the default 512MB.

Build WordPress Scenarios

After connecting the app, you can perform the following actions:

Posts

  • Watch Posts

  • Watch Posts Updated

  • Create a Post

  • Update a Post

  • Delete a Post

  • Get a Post

  • Search Posts

Categories

  • Watch Categories

  • Create a Category

  • Update a Category

  • Delete a Category

  • Get a Category

  • Search Categories

Comments

  • Watch Comments

  • Create a Comment

  • Update a Comment

  • Delete a Comment

  • Get a Comment

  • Search Comments

Media Items

  • Watch Media Items

  • Create a Media Item

  • Update a Media Item

  • Delete a Media Item

  • Get a Media Item

  • Search Media Items

Users

  • Watch Users

  • Create a User

  • Update a User

  • Delete a User

  • Get a User

  • Search Users

Tags

  • Watch Tags

  • Create a Tag

  • Update a Tag

  • Delete a Tag

  • Get a Tag

  • Search Tags

Taxonomies

  • Search for Specific Taxonomies

Other

  • Make an API Call

Custom Fields

To work with custom fields you want to include in your module output, you need to activate the desired fields in the Make Connector plugin.

  1. Ensure that the Make Connector plugin is installed.

  2. Click Make (Integromat) > Custom API Fields.

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  3. Select the desired custom fields you want to include in the module output.

  4. Click Save Settings.

The selected custom fields are now available in the module output.

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