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    I've been plugging away with WordPress for some years now. In that time, I've never really taken time to fully understand the platform. It powers my site, and that's been enough. But I feel I need to know more about the system to get the most use out of it.

    Please suggest any books that cover WP in some depth. I don't necessarily need WordPress 101, but I am particularly interested in making use of WP's extensibility, as well as building themes.

    This question already has answers here: Closed 12 years ago.

    Possible Duplicate:
    Definitive list of WordPress books

    I've been plugging away with WordPress for some years now. In that time, I've never really taken time to fully understand the platform. It powers my site, and that's been enough. But I feel I need to know more about the system to get the most use out of it.

    Please suggest any books that cover WP in some depth. I don't necessarily need WordPress 101, but I am particularly interested in making use of WP's extensibility, as well as building themes.

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    • I've ordered the SitePoint book, and am looking forward to receiving it. Having read SitePoint books before, I am sure this one will be good! A pity I can only select one answer, a number of good-looking books were mentioned. Thanks all! – Grant Palin Commented Sep 4, 2010 at 6:47
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    If you are like me you probably view most books as being much too simple to really learn anything useful from because publishers are always trying to dumb them down to reach a broader audience. If you are like me, these two are probably some of the better books on the market because I think they are among the more advanced:

    Build Your Own Wicked WordPress Themes


    (source: mikeschinkel)

    WordPress Plugin Development – Beginner’s Guide


    (source: mikeschinkel)

    Of course the books recommended by the others have their merits so, unless the cost of these books is significant to you I'd recommend grabbing them all and seeing what you can learn! Of course be sure to come back here to ask question about anything that's unclear or that that you have to take to a much great depth!

    I recently looked at Smashing WordPress and it had a lot of really good info on building themes and using WordPress as a CMS:

    http://www.amazon/Smashing-WordPress-Beyond-Blog-Magazine/dp/0470684151

    Another good one is Digging Into WordPress by Chris Coyier & Jeff Starr

    http://digwp/book/

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    I wanted to add another option which is WordPress Bible by: Aaron Brazell with Mark Jaquith Technical Editor:

    http://www.amazon/WordPress-Bible-Aaron-Brazell/dp/0470568135/

    I own this book and it is the closest thing to a complete WordPress reference thats available.

    Until now, there has never been a book that covers the topic holistically and exhaustively and for all levels of expertise. -Aaron Brazell

    I would recommend buying a copy of "Digging into WordPress" by Chris Coyier & Jeff Starr.

    This book goes pretty in depth, but with some nicely written copy and with good examples. These two guys knows their stuff, so I recommend this book to you, as I have recommended it to many others.

    Well if you can wait till March 2011, then probably you should cause Professional WordPress Plugin Development Book will be out by then authored by Justin Tadlock, Ozh Richard and Brad Williams.

    I recently bought WordPress Bible by Aaron Brazell. The book covers most topics pretty well. A good place to start for developing for WordPress. I think this is the best book for your purpose.

    http://www.amazon/WordPress-Bible-Aaron-Brazell/dp/0470568135

    I've also bought WordPress Plugin Development: A Beginners' Guide by Vladmir Prelovac but that is more of a cookbook style book. You can't use it like a reference.

    'Head First WordPress' could be your best choice. Their Head First series have become the standard for tech books.

    This is also a good book for Wordpress themes http://rockablepress/books/rockstar-wordpress-designer/

    And here are some more http://wwwchunks/reviews/25-best-books-for-wordpress-bloggers/

    Altough in my opinion online content of http://codex.wordpress/Main_Page is best and updated resource among all.

    I have been using Aaron Brazell's "WordPress Bible" since it came out. I've known Aaron since before the book was released and he is the one person I could go to with any WP-related question...if he wasn't busy working on other WP stuff :)

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