Html5 events
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This document discusses HTML5 events and how to write event handlers in JavaScript or VBScript to trigger code when events occur on HTML5 elements. It lists several common event attributes like onclick, onmouseover, ondrag, etc. and describes what each event triggers, such as a click, drag, focus change, or other user interaction. The document states that element-specific events will be covered in more detail when discussing individual HTML5 elements.
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WordPress personal profiles allow users to customize settings and personal information. The steps are: 1) Click "Your Profile" under Users; 2) Customize visual editor, admin color scheme, keyboard shortcuts, toolbar, name, contact info, bio, password, and photo; 3) Click "Update Profile" to save changes. Users can personalize their WordPress experience and account information through the personal profile page.
Word press moderate comments
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Word press install plugins
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Word press edit tags
WordPress allows you to edit existing tags or create new tags to categorize and organize your posts. From the Tags page, you can view a list of all existing tags, edit tag names or descriptions, delete tags, or add new tags. Tags help visitors find related content on your site through tag clouds and tag archives.
Word press edit links
WordPress allows you to easily edit existing links on your site. From the dashboard, you can access the Links section to view all internal and external links. Here you can filter links, edit them directly, or delete links no longer needed from your site.
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