Beginner-level WordPress tutorial shows how to set up WordPress so you can use the easy visual rich text editor to edit your website or blog. Without the correct “Use visual rich text editor” setting you will only see the “code” editing window in the Dashboard. The setting is under Users – Your Profile. On a Mac, use Firefox, not Safari. -by Mark McLaren of McBuzz Communications
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WordPress Tutorial – How to Use the Easy Text Editing Window
This Beginner-level WordPress Tutorial is the second of two parts about how to create lists or menus of links using the Blogroll. These menus usually appear in the sidebar of a WordPress page or post. In this second part of this tutorial, I show how you can make lists of links to pages or posts within your own website or blog. This is a handy way to create additional navigation within your site given that WordPress themes often have a limited amount of space for main page navigation (About Us, Contact Us, etc.). -by Mark McLaren of McBuzz Communications
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WordPress Tutorial – Make Menus of Links With the Blogroll 2
See http://snurl.com/2a4p1 for tutorial notes. This Intermediate-level WordPress Tutorial is a follow-up to http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com Changing Fonts and Font Size in WordPress. It shows how to use “inline” Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and the WordPress HTML code editing window to change the font family of text. It also shows how to change normal text into a heading using the Advanced Editing Toolbar.
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There is a post that goes with this tutorial at http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com (Business Blogging 101) http://snurl.com/2a4p1 This Intermediate-level WordPress tutorial shows how to change fonts and font size – and other font properties – using the HTML or Code editing window of the WordPress admin panel and “inline” Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) that you insert into the HTML of your WordPress page or post. See the post at http://snurl.com/2a4p1 for more details and for code examples.
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Using categories to effectively organize your blog and make your blog more user friendly.
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This beginner-level tutorial by Mark McLaren of McBuzz Communications teaches you to wrap text around an image using WordPress version 2.5 or later. And it shows how to insert an image and align it left, right or center. In earlier version 2.3 and earlier of WordPress, it was necessary to use the Code (HTML) editing window to insert a bit of HTML (using cascading style sheets) to get images and text to line up right. WordPress 2.5 and 2.6 improve text wrapping. Additional HTML code is not necessary. Just use the Add an Image dialog box to set image alignment, and text wraps nicely and aligns well with the image.
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WordPress 2.5+ Tutorial – How to Wrap Text Around an Image