Every post or page has some common controls in WordPress. For more about editing the actual content, read this article on the WordPress block editor. Saving, previewing, and publishing New posts/pages At the upper right of a new post, you’ll see three buttons: “Save draft”, “Preview”, and “Publish”. Saving as a draft means you can … Read more
In WordPress, posts and pages work almost the same way. Pages are usually permanent, while posts are often point-in-time items or updates, like a blog or news article. The URL structures area little different. Create a new post or page Click the “New” item in the admin menu bar at the very top, and then … Read more
At the end of 2018, WordPress changed how editing works. The new editor is the “block editor” (also sometimes called “Gutenberg”) and the old version is now called the “classic editor”. (Almost) everything is a block In the main content area, everything after the title is a block. (By default, you can’t see the borders … Read more
Not everyone can see images on web pages. “Alt text” is a text field associated with an image on a web page. Alt text describes the image for people who can’t see the image but can read the text (including people who are blind and use screen reader software and people using technology that can’t … Read more