How to Write a WordPress Page
In an earlier video I taught you the difference between posts and pages. I also taught you how to write a WordPress Post. Today, I’ll teach you how to write a WordPress Page. It’s a lot like creating a Post, but there are some subtle differences. It’s all in the video.
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Just wanted to leave a Thank You.
Informative videos that are nice clear and which are easy on the eye and ear.
May I suggest a video on navigation of the website.
Since most bloggers design the website themselves it might be useful to explain how the navigation options for the website with menubars that are page or category based and sidebar widget for pages, categories and tags.
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I want to know how to write a comple page with various sections like this page. Show us how to write one of your pages with the menu’s.
@craig – The sections and menus are part of the WordPress theme. Like most CMS systems, WordPress separates content from presentation. When you create a page in WordPress you’re really just creating the content section of the page. The rest of the page is generated by the Theme. See the video on WordPress themes for more detail.
What software did you use for the training videos? I am looking for something that would have that circle highlight feature that you use. Thank you.
Gary Link
@gary – These videos were made with a Mac program called Screenflow. If you’re using Windows the closest equivalent would be Camtasia.
Can you keep your page content going? I’ve got a page that I’m updating a conversation but previous entries disappear and only the current message shows!
Thanks.
Hi
I am new to WordPress.
Could you please show me how to publish a page created in WordPress to my website say http://www.wia.net.nz/Senuior Citizens.
Thank you.
regards
Andy
Anand, first you need to install WordPress on your web server, then you need to create a page in WordPress (check the training index for the video creating pages).
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