WYSIWYG (WIZ-ee-wig) or “What You See Is What You Get” is just another name for a text editor. It can interpret code, media, and images and display them similarly in the editor as they will appear on the front-end of the website. In a previous post I outlined ten tips for using the WordPress editor. In this post I will build…
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Is WordPress the Best Choice for Your Company Website?
So your company has decided that it’s time to create a new website. What now? There are a multitude of options for managing you online presence and if you’re like most people, it won’t be easy to distinguish them all at first glance. Not a problem, your first step should be to take stock of…
What is the Difference Between a Page and a Post in WordPress?
Two of the fundamental building blocks of any WordPress site are Pages and Posts. While the differences between the two may not be immediately apparent, knowing how and when to use each of these tools can help you get the most out of your site and save you time. Pages “Pages” are used for “static”…
Getting Started with Pinterest Promoted Pins
Pinterest first announced Promoted pins in September 2013. In May 2014, Pinterest opened advertising to a select number of advertisers. As of January 1, 2015, Pinterest opened their reservation-based Promoted Pins to all U.S. based business accounts. Once approved, small and medium-sized business will be able to use Promoted Pins (CPM). Promoted Pins look very…