Introduction
For common website use cases Eduframe also provides an Wordpress plugin. With the Wordpress plugin you can connect your Eduframe administration with your website.
The documentation is up to date for the latest version of the plugin. This means that some parts might not be correct when you're using an older version.
Functionality
Out of the box, this plugin adds multiple new pages for a product (course), a page to show a teacher and a page to show a category with the products (courses) that belong to that category. You can read more about these pages here.
Besides pages, the plugin also provides a couple of widgets and shortcodes that you can use to build your website. These widgets can be added to your own pages like a list of templates of one with filters. All widgets are described here. The shortcodes can be used as text in page components or event from within Eduframe. You can read more about the available shortcodes here.
All of these pages and widgets are customizable with your own theme. Read more on how to do this here
The plugin also supports hooks. You can read more about those here.
A Hook is a generic term in WordPress that refers to places where you can add your own code or change what WordPress is doing or outputting by default. Two types of hooks exist in WordPress: actions and filters.