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The document discusses several tools for customizing the Wordpress interface, including the dashboard, widgets, links, Akismet, site stats, and import/export functions. The dashboard provides an overview of the blog and allows quick access to drafts, comments, and publishing. Widgets are built-in tools created by developers that can include polls, charts, and internal links. Links and the import/export tool allow connecting parts of the site and importing media. Akismet and site stats monitor spam and traffic metrics like referrals and popular posts.
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- 3. The next tool up on our list is what we commonly call Widgets. Widgets are built in tools usually created by a third person developer that Wordpress collectively utilizes. Some of the various Widgets may include polls and data charts or even links to parts of your wordpress.
- 4. A major part of the basic setup creating your website, are links. Links are HTTP Url Addresses that take you to another part of a site or even to a new website. Links are common in your Wordpress and should be used frequently. They are also editable and easily injected via the admin dashboard.
- 5. The AKISMET counter function of your Wordpress is an integrated tool used to count spam posts. It is highly useful in monitoring your Wordpress’s traffic.
- 6. The site stats part of your Wordpress functions as an integrated monitoring system. This page tracks more then AKISMET, Including Refers, followers, shares, clicks, and top posts.
- 7. The last function we will be discussing is the integrated import export function. Using this function allows the administrator to import videos, images, and gifs to the Wordpress.