# Tutorial: How to Migrate from WordPress to Drupal

For WordPress to Drupal Migrations you can use the `wordpress_migrate` Module. The only caveat I’ve noticed is the lack of support for multiple post types. If that’s a concern and content is your only focus, the Universal route may be the way to go.

For the migration of menus I’ve found the `menu_import` module very useful. You can setup your menus with paths and nesting in a text file and simply import directly to Drupal.

At the very least you should have a blog and page content type. You should also have a tag and category term reference field added to blog or both. You should also have an image field attached to both as well for the importing of images from WP.

### Terms

You’ll need to specify the `create_term` subfield with a default value of `TRUE`.

### Files

You’ll need to specify the `file_class` subfield with a default value of `MigrateFileFid`.

### Tools

Sometimes files referenced in the body of a WP document may not get migrated. It’s simply HTML and Drupal isn’t aware of the file. These files can be downloaded and merged into your files directory with wget.

I also use Integrity to ensure that there aren’t pages with broken image references: [http://peacockmedia.software/mac/integrity/free.html](http://peacockmedia.software/mac/integrity/free.html)

`wget -r -P cp.fr -A jpg,jpeg,gif,png target_url_here`

## Modules

- Migrate (migrate)
- WordPress Migrate (wordpress_migrate)
- Menu Import (menu_import)