Hidden Features (WordPress DC)

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WordPress has many hidden features that enhance its functionality without overwhelming users. These include embeds that allow videos and images from sites like YouTube, Flickr, and DailyMotion to be easily inserted into posts. There are also screen options for distraction-free writing, collapsible menus, and full screen modes. Less visible features handle permalinks, galleries, revisions, scheduled posts, and backwards compatibility to improve the user experience.

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