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Yvonne vd Hoff PM 🇿🇦🇺🇸
WP INSTRUCTOR 🖥️
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Adina Jacobs PM 🇿🇦🇺🇸
WP INSTRUCTOR 🖥️
PLUGINS INSTRUCTOR 🖥️

MENU:

  1. WordPress Pages
  2. WordPress Menu
  3. WordPress Widgets
  4. WordPress Administrator

WP Pages: Video Lessons

WP Pages: Video lessons by Erin Thiele:

WP Training lessons:

  1. WP Login   
  2. WP Register
  3. WP Building a New Page
  4. WP Formatting Content
  5. WP Links
  6. WP Adding Pictures and Audios
  7. WP Preview
  8. WP Allow comments on a Post
  9. WP Update your Profile Picture on all sites
  10. WP Latest Comments as Widgets on WordPress
  11. WP Customize Your Site

WP Tips and Training for WP Pictures 

WP 1 Consistency
WP 2 HTML Coding
WP 3 URLs
WP 4 WordPress Media
WP 5 Linking of URL to picturesWP 6 Free Pictures
WP 7 Downloads and Name Picture
WP 8 Resizing + Laying Out Ingredients
WP 9 Conclusion

WP Training lessons by Yvonne vd Hoff PM, Adina Jacobs PM and Isabella Peterson MTR:

  1. WPP1: Adding a New Page to your WordPress Site
  2. WPP2: Creating and Adding a Page to Parent Page
  3. WPP3: Replacing pictures on a Site
  4. WPP4: Finding Language Pages on a Site
  5. WPP5: Checking and Fixing links
  6. WPP6: Create Clean Post links
  7. WPP7: Linking Specific Modules on a Page - Part 1

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WP Menu: Video lessons

  1. WPM1: ADM: Adding a item to the menu
  2. WPM2: Renaming and removing menu items
  3. WPM3: How to add an item or subitem to your page´s menu (using your website theme)
  4. WPM4: How to add an item on the menu of a page with a custom link
  5. WPM5: Using Blog Categories as Menu Items

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WP Widgets: Video lessons

In WordPress, widgets are blocks of content that you can add to your site’s sidebars, footers, and other areas, depending on your WordPress Theme.

If you visit a blog and see signup forms, recently added posts or photos, those are all widgets.

Each widget can add a feature or function to your site, without having to write any code. Common widgets to add to your site are menus, popular post lists, calendars, banner ads, social icons, and more.

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  1. WPW1: Add and link a picture as a widget
  2. WPW2: How to Add Recent Comments Widget to your site
  3. WPW3: How to move your Widgets up and down
  4. WPW4: Closing the pop up setting

WP Administrator: Video Lessons

  1. WPA1: Check the overall health and status of your site (critical issues)
  2. WPA2: Opening pages in bulk for comments. (Includes ESP 🇪🇸 and PTG 🇧🇷 videos)
  3. WPA3: 404 Login Error
  4. WPA4: Menu not showing up on the phone view
  5. WPA5: How to Activate replies to Blog Post comments

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