This document provides instructions for using WordPress to create and format blog posts on cultural arts in New York. It covers the dashboard interface, writing and formatting posts, adding images, and other basic WordPress functions. The dashboard provides an overview of site activity. The writing posts section explains how to create a new post, give it a title and permalink, and write the content. Formatting options in the WordPress editor allow for bold, italics, lists and other basic formatting. Later sections cover additional features like pages, comments, images and events.
The document provides instructions on how to embed various web applications into a website built using the Sponsor-Ed content management system (CMS). It begins by explaining how to embed a translator application using HTML code. Specific steps include:
1. Copying the HTML code for the translator from the application's website.
2. Pasting the code into the CMS page using the HTML button.
3. The translator will then appear on the website page for users to interact with.
The document continues with similar instructions for embedding an interactive map application and concludes with tips on advanced newsletter creation.
This document provides a guide for using the blogging platform Blogger, beginning with an overview of what blogs are and the benefits of blogging. It then details how to create a Blogger account, manage blog settings and posts, add different page elements like text, images, and links. The document also covers publishing posts via email, commenting moderation, and safety guidelines for educational blogging.
This document is a how-to guide for using WordPress written in May 2015 by Kyle Roberts. It provides instructions on various WordPress features including getting started, posts vs pages, using the editor, formatting posts, adding media like pictures, and adding page elements like widgets and menus. The guide is intended to help users understand the WordPress dashboard and how to create and format blog posts and pages on the self-hosted WordPress site.
Experience a free Eqentia Personal News Page, where you can track news from any of our public Custom Content streams or Connections. Then see how you can create your free Personal Stream by easily bookmarking Articles, setting up Alerts, importing from Twitter and Google Reader, or searching our huge news database.
This document provides a quick start guide for using Macromedia Contribute to easily update and publish content on existing websites without needing HTML knowledge. It outlines how to install Contribute, connect to a website, browse pages, edit content, add new pages, images and tables, link to other pages and documents, and publish changes. The guide introduces basic Contribute features and directs the user to additional resources for learning more about the program's capabilities.
1. A blog post on A4ID Connect is used to deliver a fully formed message while a discussion is meant to spark ideas between the author and readers.
2. To create a blog post, click the "Blogs" link and then "Add a Blog Post" which will open a text entry page with formatting options like bold, italics, and links.
3. Pictures and file attachments can be added by clicking the corresponding buttons and inserting codes generated either from URLs or by uploading files from your computer.
1. The document provides instructions for creating and customizing a blog on SharePoint, including setting up categories, changing the image and description, and customizing other blog settings like lists and permissions.
2. Key steps include choosing a blog template, setting unique permissions, adding categories, editing the "About this blog" web part to update the image and text, and modifying various blog settings and lists.
3. Customizations allow organizing posts into categories, personalizing the blog introduction, and configuring settings for things like the posts, comments, and other content lists.
The document provides instructions on how to embed various web applications into a website built using the Sponsor-Ed content management system (CMS). It begins by explaining how to embed a translator application using HTML code. Specific steps include:
1. Copying the HTML code for the translator from the application's website.
2. Pasting the code into the CMS page using the HTML button.
3. The translator will then appear on the website page for users to interact with.
The document continues with similar instructions for embedding an interactive map application and concludes with tips on advanced newsletter creation.
This document provides a guide for using the blogging platform Blogger, beginning with an overview of what blogs are and the benefits of blogging. It then details how to create a Blogger account, manage blog settings and posts, add different page elements like text, images, and links. The document also covers publishing posts via email, commenting moderation, and safety guidelines for educational blogging.
This document is a how-to guide for using WordPress written in May 2015 by Kyle Roberts. It provides instructions on various WordPress features including getting started, posts vs pages, using the editor, formatting posts, adding media like pictures, and adding page elements like widgets and menus. The guide is intended to help users understand the WordPress dashboard and how to create and format blog posts and pages on the self-hosted WordPress site.
Experience a free Eqentia Personal News Page, where you can track news from any of our public Custom Content streams or Connections. Then see how you can create your free Personal Stream by easily bookmarking Articles, setting up Alerts, importing from Twitter and Google Reader, or searching our huge news database.
This document provides a quick start guide for using Macromedia Contribute to easily update and publish content on existing websites without needing HTML knowledge. It outlines how to install Contribute, connect to a website, browse pages, edit content, add new pages, images and tables, link to other pages and documents, and publish changes. The guide introduces basic Contribute features and directs the user to additional resources for learning more about the program's capabilities.
1. A blog post on A4ID Connect is used to deliver a fully formed message while a discussion is meant to spark ideas between the author and readers.
2. To create a blog post, click the "Blogs" link and then "Add a Blog Post" which will open a text entry page with formatting options like bold, italics, and links.
3. Pictures and file attachments can be added by clicking the corresponding buttons and inserting codes generated either from URLs or by uploading files from your computer.
1. The document provides instructions for creating and customizing a blog on SharePoint, including setting up categories, changing the image and description, and customizing other blog settings like lists and permissions.
2. Key steps include choosing a blog template, setting unique permissions, adding categories, editing the "About this blog" web part to update the image and text, and modifying various blog settings and lists.
3. Customizations allow organizing posts into categories, personalizing the blog introduction, and configuring settings for things like the posts, comments, and other content lists.
Hướng dẫn cách tạo blogspot bằng tiếng anh, hướng dẫn này cho phiên bản mới nhất hiện tại. ngoài ra có thể tham khảo một số hướng dẫn khác tại https://www.cuahangtemplate.com/
This document provides instructions for using the key features of the Residence Abroad site, including:
1. Signing up, logging in, editing profiles, adding friends, and creating personal blogs.
2. Using the blog dashboard to write blog posts, categorize them for different audiences, and change templates.
3. Finding other members' blogs and groups, creating new groups, and joining existing groups for thematic discussions.
The document summarizes the key features of the WebMe content management system, including automated templates, style sheets, easily editable content, scalable feature sets, and administration area functionality like pages, templates, forms, news pages, image galleries, and panels.
This document provides instructions for creating and customizing a community website using the Webjam platform. It covers getting started by registering an account, finding a template to copy, and using modules to add content like blogs and forums. It also explains how to customize the look and feel using styles, manage members, and go premium to unlock advanced features. Key steps include choosing a title, adding modules, customizing the header and footer, setting privacy levels, and using statistics to view site traffic.
Getting started with_alfresco_share_collaboration_for_enterpriseelenaallakaeva
The document provides instructions for getting started with collaboration in Alfresco Share. It outlines setting up a personal dashboard, creating a collaboration site, preparing the site for use, and inviting members. Specifically, it describes how to:
- Log in to Alfresco Share and set up the personal dashboard by adding and removing dashlets
- Create a collaboration site and set up the site dashboard
- Prepare the site by creating an introductory wiki page, uploading marketing documents, and scheduling a webinar
- Invite members and view site activities
Intro wordpress (1) copy with dipesh sharmadegana2009
this is my own website making add. in this artical we know that how to make website in easy without coading.so my friends make sure that how make a website with ur domain
Technology Plan for new 4SiteStudios.comRiché Zamor
A user can see various visual representations and information on the homepage of a website for a design studio called 4Site, including recent projects, services offered, a video, blog posts, tweets, and options to sign up for the newsletter or contact 4Site. Navigation menus allow users to access other internal pages for projects, services, products, and contact information. Interactive elements and forms allow users to learn more about specific topics or contact 4Site directly.
1. The document provides instructions for customizing a blog on the Typepad platform, including changing the design and theme, making posts, setting up comment moderation, and adding links and images using TypeLists.
2. It explains how to create different types of TypeLists like Links and Notes to add external links or content to the sidebar of the blog.
3. The document concludes by recommending some MFL blogs to reference and other sites to explore for adding features to the blog.
This document introduces personal news pages and personal streams on the Eqentia platform. It explains that users can customize their experience by removing or adding curated content channels. Users can also build a personal stream by importing content from Twitter favorites, Google Reader, or by using bookmarklets to save or filter articles. The personal stream aggregates content from various sources in a personalized news feed for the user.
1. The document provides tips for setting up a basic WordPress blog, including choosing a theme, adding pages and posts, setting categories, and enabling comments.
2. Key steps include signing up for a WordPress account, selecting a theme, creating pages and posts, adding categories to organize posts, and moderating comments.
3. Additional options covered are embedding media like images and videos, gaining followers through signups and social media, and using other WordPress features.
WordPress is a content management system that allows users to create blogs and websites. This document provides an overview of the basic WordPress features and interface for beginners. It covers how to create an account, log in to the dashboard, write and publish blog posts, add pages, categorize posts with categories and tags, modify the design theme and header, and manage comments.
This chapter discusses how to create web pages using links, images, and formatted text. It covers how to add links within pages and to other websites, embed images, format text using styles like bold and italics, create lists, and validate the code. The document provides step-by-step instructions for writing HTML code to build a sample web page for a pasta restaurant using these various features.
The document provides instructions for editing and managing content on the kyffa.org website. It outlines how to log in as an administrator, upload documents, add slideshow previews using SlideShare, edit pages and posts, manage the calendar and homepage slider, and edit staff profiles. Key steps include uploading files before editing, using heading styles and toggle elements to structure content, and properly sizing images.
This document outlines an agenda for a workshop on creating websites using WordPress. The workshop will include introductions, learning modules on the components and features of WordPress, demonstrations on designing and building a WordPress website, and questions and answers. Participants will complete pre- and post-workshop surveys to evaluate the training.
- The document discusses nested master pages, which allow different sections of a website to customize a shared site-wide layout.
- A nested master page binds to a top-level master page and defines additional markup specific to certain types of pages.
- The example creates a simple nested master page hierarchy with a top-level master page and two nested master pages to demonstrate how nested master pages work.
This document provides an overview of how to use LiveBinders as an educational resource tool. It discusses the basics of LiveBinders including what it is, how to create an account and install the "LiveBinder It" bookmarklet. It then covers how to add various types of content like links, files, images, videos and more. It also explains how to organize content using tabs and subtabs, copy/move tabs, color tabs, and manage uploaded files. The document concludes by discussing how to edit binder settings, share binders, and create custom shelves to organize groups of binders by topic.
This document provides instructions on customizing the look and feel, localization, and workflows of a document management software. It describes how to customize the frameset header, topic headers and footers, colors, and localization. Additional topics covered include adding new document draft stages and properties to comply with organizational workflows.
The document discusses various ways to find an audience and publicize blog posts through RSS feeds and social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Technorati. It provides instructions on how to import blog feeds into profiles on LinkedIn and Facebook to automatically share new blog posts. Adding blogs to these networks can help reach more readers and build a wider community around the blog content.
New to WordPress? Don't worry. This presentation helps you to understand every aspect of the most used blogging platform - WordPress. We've also prepared an infographic with all the keyboard shortcuts in WordPress. This is very useful for anyone having a WordPress blog or website. You can check it here: https://www.techwyse.com/blog/website-design/wordpress-tips/
Hướng dẫn cách tạo blogspot bằng tiếng anh, hướng dẫn này cho phiên bản mới nhất hiện tại. ngoài ra có thể tham khảo một số hướng dẫn khác tại https://www.cuahangtemplate.com/
This document provides instructions for using the key features of the Residence Abroad site, including:
1. Signing up, logging in, editing profiles, adding friends, and creating personal blogs.
2. Using the blog dashboard to write blog posts, categorize them for different audiences, and change templates.
3. Finding other members' blogs and groups, creating new groups, and joining existing groups for thematic discussions.
The document summarizes the key features of the WebMe content management system, including automated templates, style sheets, easily editable content, scalable feature sets, and administration area functionality like pages, templates, forms, news pages, image galleries, and panels.
This document provides instructions for creating and customizing a community website using the Webjam platform. It covers getting started by registering an account, finding a template to copy, and using modules to add content like blogs and forums. It also explains how to customize the look and feel using styles, manage members, and go premium to unlock advanced features. Key steps include choosing a title, adding modules, customizing the header and footer, setting privacy levels, and using statistics to view site traffic.
Getting started with_alfresco_share_collaboration_for_enterpriseelenaallakaeva
The document provides instructions for getting started with collaboration in Alfresco Share. It outlines setting up a personal dashboard, creating a collaboration site, preparing the site for use, and inviting members. Specifically, it describes how to:
- Log in to Alfresco Share and set up the personal dashboard by adding and removing dashlets
- Create a collaboration site and set up the site dashboard
- Prepare the site by creating an introductory wiki page, uploading marketing documents, and scheduling a webinar
- Invite members and view site activities
Intro wordpress (1) copy with dipesh sharmadegana2009
this is my own website making add. in this artical we know that how to make website in easy without coading.so my friends make sure that how make a website with ur domain
Technology Plan for new 4SiteStudios.comRiché Zamor
A user can see various visual representations and information on the homepage of a website for a design studio called 4Site, including recent projects, services offered, a video, blog posts, tweets, and options to sign up for the newsletter or contact 4Site. Navigation menus allow users to access other internal pages for projects, services, products, and contact information. Interactive elements and forms allow users to learn more about specific topics or contact 4Site directly.
1. The document provides instructions for customizing a blog on the Typepad platform, including changing the design and theme, making posts, setting up comment moderation, and adding links and images using TypeLists.
2. It explains how to create different types of TypeLists like Links and Notes to add external links or content to the sidebar of the blog.
3. The document concludes by recommending some MFL blogs to reference and other sites to explore for adding features to the blog.
This document introduces personal news pages and personal streams on the Eqentia platform. It explains that users can customize their experience by removing or adding curated content channels. Users can also build a personal stream by importing content from Twitter favorites, Google Reader, or by using bookmarklets to save or filter articles. The personal stream aggregates content from various sources in a personalized news feed for the user.
1. The document provides tips for setting up a basic WordPress blog, including choosing a theme, adding pages and posts, setting categories, and enabling comments.
2. Key steps include signing up for a WordPress account, selecting a theme, creating pages and posts, adding categories to organize posts, and moderating comments.
3. Additional options covered are embedding media like images and videos, gaining followers through signups and social media, and using other WordPress features.
WordPress is a content management system that allows users to create blogs and websites. This document provides an overview of the basic WordPress features and interface for beginners. It covers how to create an account, log in to the dashboard, write and publish blog posts, add pages, categorize posts with categories and tags, modify the design theme and header, and manage comments.
This chapter discusses how to create web pages using links, images, and formatted text. It covers how to add links within pages and to other websites, embed images, format text using styles like bold and italics, create lists, and validate the code. The document provides step-by-step instructions for writing HTML code to build a sample web page for a pasta restaurant using these various features.
The document provides instructions for editing and managing content on the kyffa.org website. It outlines how to log in as an administrator, upload documents, add slideshow previews using SlideShare, edit pages and posts, manage the calendar and homepage slider, and edit staff profiles. Key steps include uploading files before editing, using heading styles and toggle elements to structure content, and properly sizing images.
This document outlines an agenda for a workshop on creating websites using WordPress. The workshop will include introductions, learning modules on the components and features of WordPress, demonstrations on designing and building a WordPress website, and questions and answers. Participants will complete pre- and post-workshop surveys to evaluate the training.
- The document discusses nested master pages, which allow different sections of a website to customize a shared site-wide layout.
- A nested master page binds to a top-level master page and defines additional markup specific to certain types of pages.
- The example creates a simple nested master page hierarchy with a top-level master page and two nested master pages to demonstrate how nested master pages work.
This document provides an overview of how to use LiveBinders as an educational resource tool. It discusses the basics of LiveBinders including what it is, how to create an account and install the "LiveBinder It" bookmarklet. It then covers how to add various types of content like links, files, images, videos and more. It also explains how to organize content using tabs and subtabs, copy/move tabs, color tabs, and manage uploaded files. The document concludes by discussing how to edit binder settings, share binders, and create custom shelves to organize groups of binders by topic.
This document provides instructions on customizing the look and feel, localization, and workflows of a document management software. It describes how to customize the frameset header, topic headers and footers, colors, and localization. Additional topics covered include adding new document draft stages and properties to comply with organizational workflows.
The document discusses various ways to find an audience and publicize blog posts through RSS feeds and social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Technorati. It provides instructions on how to import blog feeds into profiles on LinkedIn and Facebook to automatically share new blog posts. Adding blogs to these networks can help reach more readers and build a wider community around the blog content.
New to WordPress? Don't worry. This presentation helps you to understand every aspect of the most used blogging platform - WordPress. We've also prepared an infographic with all the keyboard shortcuts in WordPress. This is very useful for anyone having a WordPress blog or website. You can check it here: https://www.techwyse.com/blog/website-design/wordpress-tips/
Installing WordPress on 000webhost is simple and free. The process involves clicking "Install Now" and following prompts to choose a language and enter administrator details. Once installed, WordPress can be managed through the dashboard. Key management tasks include writing posts, adding pages and plugins, customizing themes, and updating the site over time.
To create a WordPress blog, sign up at WordPress.com and fill out the account creation form. Choose a blog title and settings then click Create Blog.
The Dashboard is the control panel for managing your blog. You can write and publish new posts, manage existing posts, customize the blog's appearance by choosing a theme and adding widgets, and change your profile settings.
Basic blog management includes writing, editing, and publishing new posts; adding links to your blogroll; customizing the theme and widgets; and changing your profile details and password.
This document provides an overview of a workshop that teaches librarians how to create and customize blogs to promote their library's online presence. The workshop covers how to set up a blog using free hosting services, customize templates, add elements like calendars, bibliographies and links, and engage patrons by allowing comments and subscriptions. Attendees will learn how to create their own blog and add elements to enhance its functionality and appearance.
This document provides instructions for customizing a blog. It discusses how to change basic settings like the name and time zone. It also covers how to manage privacy settings, choose a theme, and add widgets to modify the blog appearance. The document demonstrates how to write blog posts, add categories, tags, images and links. It explains how to create a blogroll by linking to other sites. The overall purpose is to give new bloggers guidance on customizing and populating their blog.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including:
- What WordPress is and how to set up an account
- Logging in and navigating the dashboard
- How to create pages and add content like links, images, and galleries
- Details on publishing pages, changing themes and settings, and basic site organization and customization options
- Where to find additional help resources for using WordPress
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including:
- What WordPress is and how to set up an account
- Logging in and navigating the dashboard
- How to create pages and add content like links, images, and galleries
- Details on publishing pages, changing themes and settings, and basic site organization and customization options
- Where to find additional help resources for using WordPress
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including:
- What WordPress is and the differences between WordPress.org and WordPress.com
- How to set up an account and log in to WordPress.com
- An overview of the WordPress dashboard interface
- Instructions for creating pages, adding links, images, and galleries/slideshows to pages
- Information on publishing pages, changing themes, and other customization options
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including:
- What WordPress is and the differences between WordPress.org and WordPress.com
- How to set up an account and log in to WordPress.com
- An overview of the WordPress dashboard interface
- Instructions for creating pages, adding links, images, and galleries/slideshows to pages
- Information on publishing pages, changing themes, reordering pages, and basic account settings
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including:
- What WordPress is and the differences between WordPress.org and WordPress.com
- How to set up an account and log in to WordPress.com
- An overview of the WordPress dashboard interface
- Instructions for creating pages, adding links, images, and galleries/slideshows to pages
- Information on publishing pages, changing themes, and other customization options
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
This document provides an introduction to using WordPress, including how to set up an account, log in, navigate the dashboard, create pages and posts, add images and galleries, change themes and settings, and more. The key aspects covered are how to get started with WordPress by creating an account; how to log in and access the dashboard to manage your blog; and the basic functions for creating and customizing blog content, including pages, posts, images, and themes.
Following on her 'Room for the River' op-ed in the Washington Post, Ambassador Jones-Bos and the Embassy's Water Management specialist Dale Morris delivered a presentation to river and floodplain managers during the conference of the Natural Floodplain Functions Alliance.
Research on Wind Power in the Built Environment by Case van DamNLandUSA
Presentation on urban wind in California by
Case van Dam, UC Davis. The presentation was part of the Urban Wind Roundtable at the Consulate General of the Netherlands in San Francisco, March 16, 2011.
Presentation on Dutch urban wind technology by Paul Vosbeek, Real NewEnergy. The presentation was part of the Urban Wind Roundtable at the Consulate General of the Netherlands in San Francisco, March 16, 2011.
Presentation on Dutch urban wind testing and
experiences by Sander Mertens, Ingreenious. The presentation was part of the Urban Wind Roundtable at the Consulate General of the Netherlands in San Francisco, March 16, 2011.
The document summarizes a workshop hosted in Toronto from September 20-21, 2010 about increasing bicycle use and applying aspects of the Dutch approach. Representatives from Toronto and Dutch bicycle experts discussed improving streets, neighborhoods, and the city's bikeability. They made recommendations for physically separated bike lanes, a downtown bike network, and a long-term strategy for promoting cycling. The workshops aimed to share Dutch bicycle policies and principles of prioritizing safety, enjoyment, and high-quality infrastructure.
The document summarizes a workshop held in Chicago on September 23-24, 2010 to discuss ways to make the city more bike-friendly by applying aspects of the Dutch approach to cycling infrastructure and policies. Dutch experts and local stakeholders met in teams to survey the city by bike and discuss how streets, intersections, and neighborhoods could be improved. Key recommendations included implementing the three pillars of the Dutch cycling philosophy: that cycling should be joyful, perceived as safe, and supported by high-quality infrastructure. The workshop provided new concepts and strategies to incorporate cycling as an integral part of Chicago's long-term transportation planning.
FLOW - Far and Large Offshore Wind (Summary)NLandUSA
The FLOW program is a Dutch initiative to develop offshore wind energy technology for farms located far offshore (75km from shore) in deep waters (35 meters deep). This pioneering project aims to establish the Netherlands as a global leader in offshore wind technology. No offshore wind farms currently operate at such distances or depths. The program is a collaboration between industry and research organizations to advance technologies for foundations, installation, and operation/maintenance of offshore wind farms in remote, deep water locations. Its goals are to contribute to the Netherlands' renewable energy targets and positioning its industries to succeed in the growing offshore wind market.
The Royal Netherlands Embassy, in cooperation with the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG), hosted a 2-day event - the ThinkBike Workshops - on November 15-16, 2010.
This document summarizes a presentation given at the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington DC on November 30, 2010 about transatlantic perspectives for global economic recovery and congruence in trade interests and export promotion policies. The presentation focused on three main points: that mercantilist approaches to trade promotion can be distracting, that trade promotion strategies can work to increase exports and imports, and that upholding the multilateral trading system through congruent strategies is especially important. Data was presented showing the impact of economic diplomacy on trade and exports. Completing the Doha round of trade negotiations was noted as something missing from fully realizing gains from trade. Shifting shares of world trade over time towards emerging economies like China was also discussed
Final recommendations Thinkbike Workshop DCNLandUSA
The document summarizes presentations and discussions from a ThinkBike workshop in Washington DC focused on improving bicycling infrastructure. Teams proposed designs for bike lanes and cycle tracks on M Street, L Street, I Street, 4th Street and P Street. Recommendations included continuous bi-directional separated bikeways, unique intersection treatments, and connecting to the regional trail network. Outreach, education and enforcement strategies were also discussed to promote bicycling in the city.
This document provides recommendations for improving bicycle infrastructure and encouraging cycling in Washington DC. It recommends designing a comprehensive bicycle network with flagship routes like M and L Streets that have protected bike lanes and priority signaling. Other recommendations include traffic calming on routes like I Street, improved access to trails, and policies like education, enforcement, and incentives to promote cycling safety and ridership.
Dutch and local bike experts, planners, advocates, engineers and business people came together in the COG Board Room during the opening session to discuss how Washington, D.C. can become more bike-friendly.
Embassy of the_netherlands.thank_you-1-2_pg_vert-nov_10NLandUSA
Canadian forces played a pivotal role in liberating the Netherlands from Nazi occupation 65 years ago. Over 7,600 Canadians died in the nine months it took to free the country. The Dutch people view Canadian veterans as heroes and have expressed their gratitude and remembrance over the years, greeting liberators with parades and celebrations in 1945, 1980, and 2010. Remembrance of World War II and the heroism of Canadian liberators is important to both countries, with stories passed down through generations in the Netherlands. A recent conference in Ottawa discussed how to foster remembrance in younger generations. The Dutch ambassador emphasizes that the Dutch will never forget the bravery and sacrifice of their Canadian liberators.
Embassy of the_netherlands.thank_you-1-2_pg_vert-nov_10NLandUSA
Canadian forces played a pivotal role in liberating the Netherlands from Nazi occupation 65 years ago. Over 7,600 Canadians died in the nine months it took to free the country. The Dutch people have never forgotten the bravery and sacrifice of the Canadian liberators, greeting them as heroes when they returned. Remembrance of World War II and the role of Canadian veterans continues to be important in bonding the two countries. The Netherlands embassy recently organized a conference on how to pass on remembrance to younger generations. The Dutch will always be grateful to Canada for their freedom.
The document discusses the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington D.C.'s use of SlideShare as a social media platform. SlideShare allows users to share presentations, documents, and PDFs and receives 25 million unique visitors per month. The presentation provides an overview of SlideShare's functionality and statistics, discusses why the embassy chose to use SlideShare, and provides recommendations on how to create an effective strategy for engaging audiences on the platform.
Presentation by integrated sustainable energy company, that builts on 3 major offerings:
-Renewable Energy Project Development in PV Solar
-Sustainable Energy Consulting
-Energy Technology Development
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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2. Table of Contents
1. The Dashboard ...................................................................................................................................... 3
Right Now.................................................................................................................................................. 3
QuickPress ................................................................................................................................................. 4
Recent Comments ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Recent Drafts ............................................................................................................................................ 5
The menu .................................................................................................................................................. 6
2. Writing Posts ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Writing Your Post ...................................................................................................................................... 7
3. Formatting Content in WP .................................................................................................................... 8
Built in Formatting Options....................................................................................................................... 8
Using the Editing Icons .............................................................................................................................. 8
4. Post Options ........................................................................................................................................ 11
5. Saving and Publishing your Posts ........................................................................................................ 12
Sticky content.......................................................................................................................................... 12
6. Working With Images in WP ............................................................................................................... 13
Adding Images to Posts & Pages ............................................................................................................. 13
Uploading Image Files to the Server ....................................................................................................... 13
Positioning Images in Your Content ........................................................................................................ 13
A Note on Image Sizes............................................................................................................................. 14
7. Writing Pages ...................................................................................................................................... 15
8. Adding Slides to the header ................................................................................................................ 16
9. Adding a slideshow to the Portrait Category ...................................................................................... 17
10. Adding Events ................................................................................................................................. 17
3. 1. The Dashboard
The Dashboard is the first screen you see when you log into the administration area of your blog. The
main idea of the dashboard is to give you a place where you can get an at-a-glance overview of what’s
happening with your blog. You can catch up on news, view your draft posts, see who’s linking to you or
how popular your content’s been, or check out and moderate your latest comments. It’s like a bird’s eye
view of operations, from which you can swoop down into the particular details
Default Dashboard
The Dashboard (by default) will look like the following:
Right Now
The Right Now module offers an “at-a-glance” look at
your blog’s posts, pages, categories, and tags. Click
on the number and you’ll be taken to the associated
screen. There is also a count of total, approved,
pending, and spam comments. You can also click on
the numbers to load the appropriate comments
screen.
4. QuickPress
QuickPress is a mini-post editor that allows instant content creation from the Dashboard. You
can include a title, body text, media files, and tags in the post, and have the option of saving it
as a draft or publishing immediately. For additional options such as adding categories or setting
a future publish date, you should use the Add New Post screen.
Recent Comments
The Recent Comments module has a lot of new functionality to make working with comments
quick and easy from the Dashboard. It will show up to 5 of the latest comments on your blog.
If you hover your mouse over one of the listed comments, action links will appear, letting you
Approve/Unapprove, Edit, Reply, Mark as Spam, or Delete.
5. If you click on the Reply action link, a form will appear, letting you reply to the comment
directly from the Dashboard.
Recent Drafts
The Recent Drafts module displays links to your most recent drafts, allowing one-click access
from the Dashboard. If you create drafts using QuickPress, they will appear in this module
immediately.
6. The menu
Dashboard. The Dashboard is the overview of your WordPress site
and where you start when you login. A summary box, quick post,
recent comments and WordPress information are standard. Other
information including statistics can be added as well.
Posts. Add a new entry, edit, change tags and add categories. The
area of the site where content is created. More on creating a post
coming soon.
Media. In your post, you have the ability to add images and video.
Once uploaded, they appear in the media library.
Links. Links creates you ‘Blogroll’ – a list of recommended sites for
your visitors. If you look to the right in this post, you will see my
blogroll comprised of my favorite websites.
Pages. A page is information that you want to keep prominent.
Contact info, history or any other details you want visitors find
easily can be added. You start with an “About” page when
WordPress is installed.
Comments. When a reader leaves a comment on your post, it will
appear here awaiting your approval. You can also view all
comments and spam via the link.
Slides. Enables you to add / edit pictures in the header of the blog.
Events. Add events to calendar.
7. 2. Writing Posts
Enter the Worpress Admin Panel and Click the Posts tab.
The Post tab is the default when you enter the writing section. If you wish to write a page
instead of a post you would select the Pages tab.
Writing Your Post
Give the Post a descriptive Title. This title will appear at the top of your post and will become
the linked text that links to this post in other pages. It also becomes the default file name for
the post unless you use the Permalink editing feature just below the title box to specify a
specific, perhaps shorter, file-name in the URL path.
You would use the permalink editor to give the URL file-name a shorter version than the title of
the post. If your post is titled “Best Blog Post Ever” the default URL to that page would be
something like www.domain.com/best-blog-post-ever/ which is rather long. By editing the
permalink name you could enter best blog post and the URL would then become
www.domain.com/best-blog-post/
Write your content into the Post area. Use the graphic editing icons to format your text. (Please go to
next chapter Formatting Content in WP)
8. Note: If you previously wrote your text using a word processor, like Microsoft Word, you will
transfer lots of formatting when copying and pasting the text into your Wordpress editor. It
will produce much unnecessary code (click to “html view” to see). To avoid this first paste
your text into a simple text editor like Notepad (all Microsoft operating systems include the
Notepad program). This will strip all the formatting from Word into pure text. Then copy and
paste from Notepad into Wordpress. You will now need to add your formatting as you would
like it displayed on your website.
There is a button in the text editor options for pasting text from MS Word, but it is fickle and does not
reformat everything. Best to just turn it into plain text then reformat to cleaner HTML code with the WP
editor buttons.
3. Formatting Content in WP
Built in Formatting Options
When writing a post, or a page, in the text editor you simply type your text. The basic
paragraph formatting will create itself as you hit the enter key at the end of each paragraph.
These icons will cover many of the basic formatting functions you would need to use. More
functions are available by clicking the advanced toolbar icon on the far right. Where the arrow
is pointing in the image below.
Using the Editing Icons
For most of these icons you would select (click and drag with your mouse) your block of text
you wish to apply it to then click the icon to apply the formatting. Other tools like inserting
images requires that you just click on the area of the content you wish to place the image then
click the icon and enter the information in the pop-up. Its all pretty basic like using any word
processor.
9. Bold - select an area of text and click the bold icon
Italics - select a block of text and click the italic icon
Strike Through - Adds a line over your text through your text
Unordered List - creates bullet lists
Ordered Lists - instead of bullets it will auto number your list
Outdent - undo an indent
Indent - indent a section of text to create block quotes
Align Left - aligns text to the left
Align Center - centers your text
Align Right - aligns text to the right
Add Hyperlink - select the area of text you wish to be the link and click the link icon. Add
the link URL, choose if you want it to open in a new window or the same window. Then give the
link a Title to describe what its linking to.
Remove Hyperlink - use this to remove a link
Split Post - inserts the <!–more–> tag to split your post. This shows just a brief intro on
your main blog page with a link to the full post where they can read the rest.
Spell Check - spell checks your text. For on the fly spell checking we recommend using
FireFox as your web browser. It has built in spell checking for any text you enter into forms
online. Underlines misspelled words in red as you type.
Help - This does not offer much help. But it does include a list of hotkeys, in place of using
the icons, for fast typers who use the WP editor often.
11. 4. Post Options
Below the text editor are a number of features and advanced options for your post. Here you
assign things like categories, tags, allow or disallow comments, etc.. We highlight the main ones
you would be using by adding a screenshot
image of that feature.
Tags - assign tags to your Post. Tags are another
form of categorization of your posts. If your WP
theme displays tags then you may wish to use
keywords related to the post in the Tags box.
Separate them by comma’s.
Categories - attach your post to a Category.
You can add new Categories here. Categories
can be also managed in the
Manage/Categories tab. If you neglect to
assign the post to a category your it will be
assigned to your default category. Please note:
select ‘news’ or ‘portraits’ if you want the post
to appear in the corresponding sections.
Excerpt ONLY FOR PORTRAITS - you can use excerpts to add the biography to the portrait post.
It will appear on the right side next
to the portrait post.
12. 5. Saving and Publishing your Posts
As you write your posts, Wordpress will begin to autosave your post as a draft. Use the Save or
Publish buttons when you are ready.
Before publishing the post you can use the Preview button to see how it will look first. Right
click on the Preview button then open it in a new window or new tab so you can easily jump
back to the write post page.
When you click the Publish button you will then be redirected to a new Write Post page.
The little calendar option just above the Save and Publish buttons will allow you to post date
your blog posts. They will remain unpublished and then later go live on the site at your preset
date and time. Click the edit link and those options will appear for you.
Your drafts will not be published live onto the website until you select the Publish button. To
edit draft posts you’ve not completed and published click on the Manage tab. Here will be the
full list of your posts. It will indicate which are published and un-published. Click the Title link of
your draft post to continue writing and then publish it.
Sticky content
Allows you to add “portrait” and “news” to the homepage. The featured image and the text until the
“read more” tag will be displayed.
Please note, you always have to deselect the option, in order to remove the content from the
homepage.
13. 6. Working With Images in WP
Adding images is relatively easy using the image upload feature in the post or page editor. Be
sure to read the “Note on Image Sizes” at the bottom of this page. It’s quite important.
Adding Images to Posts & Pages
First have your cursor set at the spot in your post, or page, where you want the image to
appear. Following the steps below will paste the image code at that spot in your editor.
Should you want to move the image to another location within the body of your text an easy
way is to switch to HTML view, find the portion of code for that image, copy, cut and paste it to
the new location in side the text while in HTML view.
Uploading Image Files to the Server
Click the “Add an Image” icon in the Add Media section above the editor buttons.
Then go and hunt for your image file on your computer and hit the upload button.
The folder on your web server in which Wordpress will be placing the image files must have its
“File Permissions” set to allow remote uploads. If you get errors here saying the file could not
be moved to the folder ask your web designer, or whoever set up wordpress for you, to change
those file permissions.
Positioning Images in Your Content
14. Next you will be presented with a number of options before placing the image in your post.
Give the Image a title. By default it will use the file name, you can change it. You may add a
caption that will appear below the image. Description too if you like, but not really needed.
You can choose to have the image link to something. This can be very handy if you want to
upload a large image. You can have a smaller sized on inside your post but have it link to a
larger version you’ve already uploaded to the server. Visitors can then click the link to view a
full sized image without breaking the layout of your site.
You can set the alignment of the image and how text will wrap around it, or not wrap around it.
You may also set some size constraints here too. When you upload an image using the image
uploader in Wordpress it also creates a small thumbnail file of the image. So you may choose to
display just the thumbnail in the post and have it link to the normal image. Or a medium sized
version or the full sized file.
Now click the “Insert Into Post” button.
A Note on Image Sizes
15. Images on your computer are sized in pixels. The space you have to place an image inside a post or page
is limited to the width, in pixels, the content area your Wordpress theme allows. If the size of your
image extends beyond the width of the content area it can mess up the layout of your site and possibly
force your sidebar down to the bottom of the page.
Typically, many Wordpress themes are designed to be 800 pixels wide (the width of a 15″ monitor). Now
that more internet users are now using 17″ and bigger monitors some wordpress theme designs are
going wider than just 800px. Your sidebar may take up 200 to 300 pixels. There may be some padding
around your content area, and you may be left with an effective width 570 px to work with.
7. Writing Pages
Pages are different from blog posts in that they are static pages outside the flow of updating
posts. They often form the main navigation to sections of your site that tend not to change.
These can be as basic as as an About Us page or a Contact Page or it could include a whole
series of articles and sub-pages that reside off of higher order pages in your sites navigation
structure.
Writing a page is similar to writing a post. After Clicking the Write tab click on the Pages tab.
Again, like writing a post you give your page a title. This title will appear at the top of your page
as the headline. It also becomes the default file name for the page unless you use the Permalink
editing feature just below the title box to specify a specific, perhaps shorter, file-name in the
URL path.
You could use the permalink editor to give the URL file-name a shorter version than the title of
the page, should the title be long and wordy. You can also use it to cover different variations on
your keywords for that page. This can help with your search engine traffic.
16. 8. Adding Slides to the header
Go to “add New”
Give the Image a title. By default it will use the file name, you can change it. You may add a
caption that will appear below the image. Description too if you like, but not really needed.
Click on “set featured image”. You can select a picture from your Computer, URL or Media
library. The picture should be 840 X 360 px.
17. Before you save your image, don’t forget to click on “Use as featured image”.
After saving click on “slideshow 1”
And add a title.
9. Adding a slideshow to the Portrait Category
Will follow
10. Adding Events
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