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Wordpress Tutorial-4

The document provides instructions on how to create categories and tags for posts in WordPress, emphasizing that categories are for broad grouping while tags offer more specific descriptions. It also explains how to change the blog's theme and customize the header's appearance. Additionally, it outlines the process for managing comments left by visitors on the site.

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Wordpress Tutorial-4

The document provides instructions on how to create categories and tags for posts in WordPress, emphasizing that categories are for broad grouping while tags offer more specific descriptions. It also explains how to change the blog's theme and customize the header's appearance. Additionally, it outlines the process for managing comments left by visitors on the site.

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CREATING CATEGORIES and TAGS

Adding categories and tags to posts and pages is completely optional.

CREATING CATEGORIES
Categories allow the broad grouping of posts topics when you want to describe a
post. But when you want to describe a post in more specific terms, you would have
to use or add more categories, or you can start adding tags.

To add categories that pertains to your post, scroll down on the „Write Post‟ page
and click the „Add New Category‟ link under the „Categories‟ section which will then
introduce a type and drop down box, along with an „Add‟ button. From there, start
introducing categories for your post. For example, if you were writing a post entitled
“Our Thanksgiving Dinner,” you may file it under the „Dinner‟ category.

ADDING TAGS

Tags are similar to categories, but instead of a list of words to choose from, you write
them in a list (separated by commas) in a text box below your post. They are free
form words and generally describe your post in more detail. For example, like stated
earlier, if your post was title “Our Thanksgiving dinner,” and you put it under the
„Dinner‟ category, you could have tags like, „turkey, mashed potatoes, family,
stuffing‟.

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DESINGING YOUR BLOG
CHANGE THEMES
By default, your blog has the „WordPress mu Default 1.6‟ theme assigned to it. To
change the look of you page, click Design from the Dashboard and the Themes page will
show up. From there, you can scroll through and click page numbers for other theme
selections. Once you have chosen a theme and want to add it as your new one, click on
the example, and click the „Activate‟ link in the upper right hand corner of the window.

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CHANGE HEADER AND IMAGE COLOR

You can also change the look of your header on your page. To do so, click the „Design‟
tab on the Dashboard and then click the „Header Image and Color‟ link.

To change the look of your header, you can change your font color, upper color, and
lower color from the original white and blue, to look something like the example below.
When playing around with your options, you can always go back to the default by
clicking the revert button under the example given.

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MANAGING COMMENTS

In WordPress, people have the option to leave comments on your site.

To manage comments that have been left for you, click on the „Comments‟ tab on the
Dashboard and from there you can moderate. Each comment is listed and you can
decide if you want to approve the comment, the comment is spam or if you would like to
delete it.

To do so, select the comment you would like to manage by putting a check in the
checkbox next to the author of the comment, and from there click one of the four
available buttons titled „Approve,‟ „Mark as Spam,‟ „Unapprove,‟ or „Delete.‟

CCO
UNT AND LOGGING

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