You MUST have at least Chief Editor access to use WordPress menus. When to use WordPress Menus Your Website Theme is already configured to use them You have a large number of Web Pages and it will make it easier to manage all those pages. WordPress Menus WordPress Menus are found under the Appearance tab… Continue Reading
Wellsites & My Dental Marketing
Search Engine Optimisation
Wellsites provide basic Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) via a plugin called All-in-One-SEO. This provides you with the ability to provide information for Search Engines such as google, yahoo and bing etc on a per page/post basis. As you scroll at the bottom of each page/post you will see the following menu option: Different Search… Continue Reading
How do you access custom fields
Occasionally you need to set-up a custom field. This is very useful when inserting google maps into a page or post. The custom field is usually found at the bottom of a page or post after the main message body. If you can’t see it, then it needs to be activated. No Custom Field Activate… Continue Reading
Differance between Pages & Posts
WordPress Pages WordPress Pages are used for static information: About The Company, Contact Information, List of Services. This is information that is important but rarely needs changing. Pages created within wordpress will be viewed within the Navigation Menu of the website. WordPress Posts Posts are used for information that changes on a regular basis: daily,… Continue Reading
Quick Edit
Quick Edit of Posts Instead of opening each posts, the Quick edit option is available. Dashboard -> Posts – Quick Edit. Select a post. Select, de-select categories (purple section) Add or delete Tags (yellow section) Change the status of a Post ( green section) To change the order of a post appearing, then modify the… Continue Reading
Assigning a Page to be Post
Assign a Page to become a Post In order to view all the Posts, a Page must be created and linked to the Post Page. Dashboard -> Page -> Add Page. The Title of the Page should reflect the Blog: E.g “Blog Articles”, “Latest News”. The Page can be placed anywhere in the Navigation Menu… Continue Reading
Recover a Deleted Page/Post
The page itself is not deleted; it is placed in a folder called Trash, similar to the recycle bin on Microsoft Windows. Unless the Trash folder has been emptied, a page can always be restored. Click on the Trash icon at the top of the Edit Menu. There will be a list of all pages… Continue Reading
Delete a Page/Post
Click on “Edit Page” on the Dashboard. Place the cursor over the page to be deleted, submenu automatically appears. Click on TRASH to delete the page. Continue Reading
Media Library
When images are uploaded to WordPress, they are automatically stored within a media library. Click on Media on the Dashboard Navigation menu, there are two options, Library and Add New. The Library will list all images and media currently uploaded into WordPress. Images and media can be pre-loaded before they are inserted into a webpage… Continue Reading
Change Image Alignment
To edit the alignment of the image on the page, select the image. Then click on the camera icon. The alignment can be changed by selecting any of the four options : None, Left, Right, Center.As the box is selected, the image within the text box is moved to show how the image will look… Continue Reading
