WordPress
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
12 Months
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
Completion Certificate
NEW State of the art platform
Employment Advice available on completion
12 Months Access
WordPress
In this WordPress training course by Aimee Houser, you'll learn how WordPress is designed to make creating your own Weblog easy and flexible.
Length: 3 hours 37 min
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About this course
Our training works on all devices including Mobile phones, IPad’s, Android tablets, Macs and PC’s.
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Subjects
- Browsing
- Image
- Web
- Writing
- Hosting
- Navigating
- Visual Editor
- Formatting
- Spellchecker
- Editing
Course programme
Introduction to WordPress
- Overviewing components of a WordPress blog pt. 1
- Overviewing components of a WordPress blog pt. 2
- Comparing WordPress to WordPress MU
Getting Help
- Using WordPress.org documentation
- Using the WordPress.org support forums
Getting Started with WordPress
- Creating a blog at a free hosting site pt. 1
- Creating a blog at a free hosting site pt. 2
- Signing up with a paid hosting service
- Logging in to Site Admin
- Logging out
- Navigating Site Admin pt. 1
- Navigating Site Admin pt. 2
- Retrieving a lost password
- Changing your password
- Changing the admin e-mail address
Writing, Editing & Managing Posts
- Writing and publishing a basic post
- Saving a post as a draft
- Backing up a post as you write it
- Using the Edit Shortcut link to edit a post
- Using the Manage panel to edit or delete a post
- Browsing and searching posts in Site Admin
HTML Quicktags
- Using Quicktags instead of the Visual Editor
- Applying bold and italic formatting
- Creating a simple bulleted list
- Turning a simple list into a numbered list
- Using delete and insert
- Creating a block quote
- Creating a Web page link
- Breaking up a long post with “more”
The Visual Editor
- Using the Visual Editor
- Applying basic text and paragraph formatting
- Creating bulleted and numbered lists
- Linking to an image on the Web
- Creating a Web page link
- Working with spellchecker and help
- Breaking up a long post
Pages
- Writing a page is similar to writing a post
- Making one page the child of another
- Changing the order of links in the Pages menu
- Browsing, editing, and deleting a page
Post Status, Availability & Metadata
- Password-protecting a post
- Hiding and unhiding a post
- Changing a published post to draft and back again
- Setting the status of a new post to “publish”
- Changing the date of post publication
- Changing post author pt. 1
- Changing post author pt. 2
- Making post Web addresses more descriptive
- Setting the post slug
Reading & Editing Comments
- Reading and leaving comments
- Viewing comments in Site Admin
- Mass deleting comments
- Editing or removing a single comment
Avoiding Spam
- Setting blog privacy options
- Activating Akismet
- Helping Akismet get smarter
- Moderating comments pt. 1
- Moderating comments pt. 2
- Triggering moderation only when conditions are met
- Setting comment requirements
- Getting notified via e-mail about comments
- Restricting commenting to logged in users
- Closing comments on all new posts
- Overriding commenting permissions on a post
Managing Users
- Enabling open registration
- Manually registering a new user
- Understanding user roles
- Changing roles for new and existing users
- Deleting a user
Uploading, Using & Managing Files
- Uploading a file
- Browsing, editing the metadata for, and deleting files
- Attaching an uploaded image file pt. 1
- Attaching an uploaded image file pt. 2
Post Categories
- Understanding and navigating with categories
- Changing the default category pt. 1
- Changing the default category pt. 2
- Applying a category or categories to a new post
- Applying and removing a category when editing a post
- Creating a category in Site Admin
- Editing and deleting categories
Customizing Your Blog
- Setting the number of posts per page
- Changing your blog title and tagline
- Selecting a WordPress theme
- Changing the sidebar with widgets
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