Installation
The WordPress Integration module has two components that must both be installed: the Magento module and the WordPress plugin.
Step 1: Install the Magento Module
Section titled “Step 1: Install the Magento Module”Via Composer (recommended)
Section titled “Via Composer (recommended)”composer require orangecollar/module-wordpress-integrationbin/magento module:enable OrangeCollar_WordPressIntegrationbin/magento setup:upgradebin/magento cache:flushManual installation
Section titled “Manual installation”- Download the module and extract it
- Copy the contents to
app/code/OrangeCollar/WordPressIntegration/in your Magento root - Run the enable and upgrade commands:
bin/magento module:enable OrangeCollar_WordPressIntegrationbin/magento setup:upgradebin/magento cache:flushStep 2: Install the WordPress Plugin
Section titled “Step 2: Install the WordPress Plugin”See the WordPress Plugin Installation page for full instructions.
In summary:
- Upload
oc-magento-bridge.zipvia WordPress Admin > Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, or copy the plugin folder towp-content/plugins/oc-magento-bridge/ - Activate the plugin
- Copy the generated API key from Settings > OC Magento Bridge
Step 3: Connect Magento to WordPress
Section titled “Step 3: Connect Magento to WordPress”- In Magento Admin, go to Stores > Configuration > Orange Collar > WordPress Integration
- Enter your WordPress URL (e.g.,
https://blog.example.com) - Paste the API key from the WordPress plugin settings
- Click Test Connection to verify
- Save the configuration
- Flush the Magento cache:
bin/magento cache:flush
Hyva Compatibility
Section titled “Hyva Compatibility”If you use the Hyva theme, install the companion module:
composer require orangecollar/module-wordpress-integration-hyvabin/magento setup:upgradebin/magento cache:flushThis replaces the default Luma/Blank templates with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js templates optimized for Hyva. See the Hyva Compatibility page for details.
Verifying Installation
Section titled “Verifying Installation”After installation and configuration, visit https://yourstore.com/blog (or your configured base URL). You should see the WordPress post listing.
If you see a 404, check the Troubleshooting page.