The document provides instructions for authors to set up and manage their accounts and posts on The Chronicle website. It includes 3 chapters:
1. Start-Up which details how to set up an account, sign in, add profile information and a photo.
2. Posts which outlines how to add new posts, including inserting a headline, body copy, photos and captions, selecting categories and a featured image.
3. Checklist which provides a list for authors to check that all required elements are included before saving a draft post.
The document provides guidance for new digital editors of The Chronicle website. It discusses how to add new users and authors, upload photos through Gravatar, and troubleshoot start-up issues. It also provides instructions for posting articles, uploading photos and videos, approving comments, using widgets, changing the website layout, and links to other helpful resources. The document is a training manual and guide for digital editors to effectively manage and update the website.
This document provides instructions for using Ngartish, an online art marketplace and community. It outlines 21 steps for users to create an account, navigate the dashboard, search for art, create and edit posts, use the auction feature, view notifications and profiles, and find contact information for the development team. Key features covered include posting, commenting on and liking artworks, following other users, and bidding on artwork auctions.
Setting Wordpress website guide for startersjatindsim
The document provides instructions on how to create a basic WordPress website. It covers installing themes and plugins, creating pages, setting the home and blog pages, adding content and images to pages. The steps include choosing and activating a theme, installing Yoast SEO and Shareaholic plugins, creating 5 pages, setting up the menu, and inserting images into pages.
The document is an intermediate tutorial for Google SketchUp. It introduces Bezier curves, which allow for complex shapes. A Ruby script called bezierspline.zip adds Bezier curve tools. There are different types of Bezier curves - classic, polyline, uniform B-spline, and cubic Bezier. The document compares each type using a sample shape and finds the cubic Bezier curve the most predictable and controllable. It then demonstrates using the cubic Bezier curve to model the profile of an office table edge.
The document describes the steps taken to create a draft layout for a magazine spread. It involves opening a new A3 document, dividing the page in half with a line, adding a background image on one side with effects and a model image on top, editing the model image using various tools, and then adding text to the other half of the page. Key steps include creating layers, applying effects like blurring, and aligning elements on the grid for the final layout.
The document summarizes significant changes being made to Facebook Fan Pages to make them easier for social media marketing. Key points include:
1) Fan Pages will have a layout similar to personal profiles, removing tabs and adding photo strips to resemble profiles.
2) Developers will have more flexibility using iFrames instead of FBML.
3) Admins can customize features like the order of links and featured pages.
4) Wall posts will consolidate to show only posts by the page or everyone, and prioritize popular posts.
5) New moderation tools allow pre-moderating user posts before publication.
The document describes the process the author took to design the cover of their magazine, called ALOUD. They initially chose the name and image but found the title didn't stand out enough. To improve visibility, the author added a black box behind the text in Photoshop at 60% opacity. Feedback suggested moving the image down and adding an empty box at the top to eliminate white space. The author then learned a shattered text effect in Photoshop using the pen tool to move parts of the letters, creating their second draft cover design.
The document provides guidance for new digital editors of The Chronicle website. It discusses how to add new users and authors, upload photos through Gravatar, and troubleshoot start-up issues. It also provides instructions for posting articles, uploading photos and videos, approving comments, using widgets, changing the website layout, and links to other helpful resources. The document is a training manual and guide for digital editors to effectively manage and update the website.
This document provides instructions for using Ngartish, an online art marketplace and community. It outlines 21 steps for users to create an account, navigate the dashboard, search for art, create and edit posts, use the auction feature, view notifications and profiles, and find contact information for the development team. Key features covered include posting, commenting on and liking artworks, following other users, and bidding on artwork auctions.
Setting Wordpress website guide for startersjatindsim
The document provides instructions on how to create a basic WordPress website. It covers installing themes and plugins, creating pages, setting the home and blog pages, adding content and images to pages. The steps include choosing and activating a theme, installing Yoast SEO and Shareaholic plugins, creating 5 pages, setting up the menu, and inserting images into pages.
The document is an intermediate tutorial for Google SketchUp. It introduces Bezier curves, which allow for complex shapes. A Ruby script called bezierspline.zip adds Bezier curve tools. There are different types of Bezier curves - classic, polyline, uniform B-spline, and cubic Bezier. The document compares each type using a sample shape and finds the cubic Bezier curve the most predictable and controllable. It then demonstrates using the cubic Bezier curve to model the profile of an office table edge.
The document describes the steps taken to create a draft layout for a magazine spread. It involves opening a new A3 document, dividing the page in half with a line, adding a background image on one side with effects and a model image on top, editing the model image using various tools, and then adding text to the other half of the page. Key steps include creating layers, applying effects like blurring, and aligning elements on the grid for the final layout.
The document summarizes significant changes being made to Facebook Fan Pages to make them easier for social media marketing. Key points include:
1) Fan Pages will have a layout similar to personal profiles, removing tabs and adding photo strips to resemble profiles.
2) Developers will have more flexibility using iFrames instead of FBML.
3) Admins can customize features like the order of links and featured pages.
4) Wall posts will consolidate to show only posts by the page or everyone, and prioritize popular posts.
5) New moderation tools allow pre-moderating user posts before publication.
The document describes the process the author took to design the cover of their magazine, called ALOUD. They initially chose the name and image but found the title didn't stand out enough. To improve visibility, the author added a black box behind the text in Photoshop at 60% opacity. Feedback suggested moving the image down and adding an empty box at the top to eliminate white space. The author then learned a shattered text effect in Photoshop using the pen tool to move parts of the letters, creating their second draft cover design.
1. The document describes how to layout a magazine double page spread using InDesign. Key steps include placing images and text, formatting text using different fonts and sizes, adding columns, pull quotes, and drop caps.
2. Formatting techniques are explained like changing font colors and sizes, and positioning elements using tools to wrap text and resize images while maintaining proportions.
3. Filling empty space and making design decisions to make the spread look professional are also covered, such as repositioning the masthead and standfirst text.
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.
The document proposes a slideshow creator application with the following key features:
1) Allows users to easily design slideshows and share them with friends on social networks.
2) Includes options to import photos from computer or Facebook, add captions, rearrange slides, and select templates.
3) Users can publish slideshows publicly or to Facebook, and see their slideshows and activity on a homepage dashboard.
4) The application aims to spread by encouraging sharing on Facebook and finding connections to other users on social networks.
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread in Photoshop. It describes manipulating an image, placing it on the left side, and adding an eye-catching title in red font. Text from a word document was copied into three columns for structure. Artist and interviewee names were highlighted red for clarity. Additional details like author names and a website address were added to fill empty space. Finally, a bright blue background was selected as the target audience preferred bright colors, and the text was moved forward so it was readable over the color.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform that allows users to post various types of media like text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users' blogs and their favorite tags. Creating a Tumblr blog takes less than 2 minutes by entering an email, password, and URL during sign-up. Once signed up, users can make posts by clicking buttons to add quotes, text, or reblog other users' content and add their own captions. The interface provides options to customize the blog, add friends and tags, and edit preferences.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform that allows users to post different types of media like text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users' blogs and their favorite tags. Creating an account takes less than 2 minutes by entering an email, password, and URL. Once logged in, users can make different types of posts including quotes, reblogs of other users' content, customizing their themes and profiles, and following other users.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for using Canva, a free online graphic design tool. It explains how to sign up for Canva, choose templates to create social media posts or posters, upload or select images, add and format text, and share or export designs. Specific tips covered include changing backgrounds, photo filters, font styles, and positioning images and text on the layout. The goal is to demonstrate how Canva can be used to easily create visual designs without drawing skills.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to creating a Tumblr account on Windows. It outlines the process of navigating to the Tumblr website, filling out sign up information like email, password, and username, selecting topics of interest, and verifying the account via email. It then explains how to customize the blog appearance by changing the header image, profile photo, background color, and other design elements. The guide demonstrates how to edit the blog settings and preview the changes before saving.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a magazine front cover in Photoshop. It describes opening a new Photoshop document in the correct size, setting the background color to black, and creating a barcode with identifying information. It also explains how to add a custom masthead logo by drawing it in Illustrator for clean lines and importing it into Photoshop. For the main cover image, it details selecting and removing the background, refining edges with masks and adjustments, and positioning the image on the front cover layout. The overall summary is a guide to designing magazine covers in Photoshop by setting up the document, adding graphic elements, preparing cover images, and assembling the final layout.
This tutorial provides instructions for changing your Facebook profile picture in 11 steps:
1. Log into Facebook and click "Edit my Profile"
2. Click the "Profile Picture" link to access the option to change your picture.
3. Click "Browse" and select a new picture from your computer files.
4. Click "Open" to select the picture, then "View my Profile" to see it displayed.
The tutorial recaps the steps and emphasizes that your new profile picture will now be publicly visible to anyone searching for or viewing your Facebook profile.
The document summarizes the steps taken to layout a double page magazine spread in Quark software. The key steps included:
1) Importing an image and adding a quote and name in the bottom left and top right corners.
2) Adding another quote and stand first along with identifying the subject's name.
3) Importing and formatting an article text in three columns to fit on the right page and adding a page number and title.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for using Picmonkey, an online photo editing tool. It demonstrates how to crop, adjust exposure and colors, add overlays like graphics and text, and create collages. Key features covered include editing individual photos from files or social media, designing Facebook covers, and using templates to layout multiple photos.
1. The document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread. It begins with setting guidelines and filling the background with a dark burgundy color and black to transparent gradient.
2. Rectangular frames are created and images are added, then edited using tools like the magnetic lasso and pen tools to cut them out and add texture. Additional boxes are made and images positioned within them.
3. Text is gradually added in different fonts and styles throughout the frames using tools like rotations and eraser to refine placements. Columns are used and images arranged around to complete the layout.
The document describes the steps taken to create a page layout in Adobe InDesign. It discusses:
1) Placing an image and adding text boxes, but the text initially covered the image.
2) Using the text wrap tool to make the text fit around the image correctly.
3) Adding grids and guidelines to structure the layout into columns.
4) Formatting text using techniques like drop caps and setting the title text.
The document provides details on the design and layout decisions made in constructing the cover and contents pages of a punk music magazine. Key elements include placing images and text layers in specific positions, using different fonts, colors and effects to create distinctive titles and text styles, and following magazine conventions such as listing band names and main features. Photo borders, shapes, and textures were added to images to achieve a vintage punk aesthetic.
The document describes the steps taken to create a page layout in Adobe InDesign. It discusses placing an image, adding text boxes, using the text wrap tool to fit text around the image, rearranging text between boxes, adding a 3x3 grid layout with 5mm gutters, including a drop capital by adjusting paragraph styles, and adding a title using the text tool. The final layout used grids and guidelines to clearly present the article.
The document describes the steps taken to create a page layout in Adobe InDesign. It discusses placing an image, adding text boxes, using the text wrap tool to fit text around the image, dragging text between boxes to create columns, adding a 3x3 grid layout with 5mm gutters, including a drop capital by adjusting paragraph settings, and adding a title using the text tool. The final layout used grids and guidelines to organize the article clearly.
1. Management is the process of working with and through others to achieve organizational goals. It involves planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling organizational resources.
2. Management can be viewed as both a science and an art. As a science, management principles are developed through systematic study and experimentation. As an art, management involves personalized application and creativity in solving problems.
3. Key aspects of management include dealing with organizational environments, levels of management (top, middle, lower), and management skills (conceptual, human, technical). Effective management requires adapting to different situations.
The document reports the results of audience feedback for potential film name ideas. The name "Devil's Echo" received the most votes with 9 votes, defeating the other potential names "Devil on the Wall" which received 3 votes and "Twins 6 Cara and Mia" which received 2 votes. The document declares "Devil's Echo" the winner of the audience vote for the film name.
— как предотвратить риск утечки клиентов и снизить вероятность того, что клиент не дозвонится;
— как анализировать эффективность рекламы, учитывая офлайн-конверсии;
— как контролировать работу операторов и консультантов;
— как правильно строить общение с клиентом по телефону;
— и многое другое.
1. The document describes how to layout a magazine double page spread using InDesign. Key steps include placing images and text, formatting text using different fonts and sizes, adding columns, pull quotes, and drop caps.
2. Formatting techniques are explained like changing font colors and sizes, and positioning elements using tools to wrap text and resize images while maintaining proportions.
3. Filling empty space and making design decisions to make the spread look professional are also covered, such as repositioning the masthead and standfirst text.
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.
The document proposes a slideshow creator application with the following key features:
1) Allows users to easily design slideshows and share them with friends on social networks.
2) Includes options to import photos from computer or Facebook, add captions, rearrange slides, and select templates.
3) Users can publish slideshows publicly or to Facebook, and see their slideshows and activity on a homepage dashboard.
4) The application aims to spread by encouraging sharing on Facebook and finding connections to other users on social networks.
The document summarizes the steps taken to design a double page magazine spread in Photoshop. It describes manipulating an image, placing it on the left side, and adding an eye-catching title in red font. Text from a word document was copied into three columns for structure. Artist and interviewee names were highlighted red for clarity. Additional details like author names and a website address were added to fill empty space. Finally, a bright blue background was selected as the target audience preferred bright colors, and the text was moved forward so it was readable over the color.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform that allows users to post various types of media like text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users' blogs and their favorite tags. Creating a Tumblr blog takes less than 2 minutes by entering an email, password, and URL during sign-up. Once signed up, users can make posts by clicking buttons to add quotes, text, or reblog other users' content and add their own captions. The interface provides options to customize the blog, add friends and tags, and edit preferences.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform that allows users to post different types of media like text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users' blogs and their favorite tags. Creating an account takes less than 2 minutes by entering an email, password, and URL. Once logged in, users can make different types of posts including quotes, reblogs of other users' content, customizing their themes and profiles, and following other users.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for using Canva, a free online graphic design tool. It explains how to sign up for Canva, choose templates to create social media posts or posters, upload or select images, add and format text, and share or export designs. Specific tips covered include changing backgrounds, photo filters, font styles, and positioning images and text on the layout. The goal is to demonstrate how Canva can be used to easily create visual designs without drawing skills.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to creating a Tumblr account on Windows. It outlines the process of navigating to the Tumblr website, filling out sign up information like email, password, and username, selecting topics of interest, and verifying the account via email. It then explains how to customize the blog appearance by changing the header image, profile photo, background color, and other design elements. The guide demonstrates how to edit the blog settings and preview the changes before saving.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a magazine front cover in Photoshop. It describes opening a new Photoshop document in the correct size, setting the background color to black, and creating a barcode with identifying information. It also explains how to add a custom masthead logo by drawing it in Illustrator for clean lines and importing it into Photoshop. For the main cover image, it details selecting and removing the background, refining edges with masks and adjustments, and positioning the image on the front cover layout. The overall summary is a guide to designing magazine covers in Photoshop by setting up the document, adding graphic elements, preparing cover images, and assembling the final layout.
This tutorial provides instructions for changing your Facebook profile picture in 11 steps:
1. Log into Facebook and click "Edit my Profile"
2. Click the "Profile Picture" link to access the option to change your picture.
3. Click "Browse" and select a new picture from your computer files.
4. Click "Open" to select the picture, then "View my Profile" to see it displayed.
The tutorial recaps the steps and emphasizes that your new profile picture will now be publicly visible to anyone searching for or viewing your Facebook profile.
The document summarizes the steps taken to layout a double page magazine spread in Quark software. The key steps included:
1) Importing an image and adding a quote and name in the bottom left and top right corners.
2) Adding another quote and stand first along with identifying the subject's name.
3) Importing and formatting an article text in three columns to fit on the right page and adding a page number and title.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for using Picmonkey, an online photo editing tool. It demonstrates how to crop, adjust exposure and colors, add overlays like graphics and text, and create collages. Key features covered include editing individual photos from files or social media, designing Facebook covers, and using templates to layout multiple photos.
1. The document describes the process of creating a double page magazine spread. It begins with setting guidelines and filling the background with a dark burgundy color and black to transparent gradient.
2. Rectangular frames are created and images are added, then edited using tools like the magnetic lasso and pen tools to cut them out and add texture. Additional boxes are made and images positioned within them.
3. Text is gradually added in different fonts and styles throughout the frames using tools like rotations and eraser to refine placements. Columns are used and images arranged around to complete the layout.
The document describes the steps taken to create a page layout in Adobe InDesign. It discusses:
1) Placing an image and adding text boxes, but the text initially covered the image.
2) Using the text wrap tool to make the text fit around the image correctly.
3) Adding grids and guidelines to structure the layout into columns.
4) Formatting text using techniques like drop caps and setting the title text.
The document provides details on the design and layout decisions made in constructing the cover and contents pages of a punk music magazine. Key elements include placing images and text layers in specific positions, using different fonts, colors and effects to create distinctive titles and text styles, and following magazine conventions such as listing band names and main features. Photo borders, shapes, and textures were added to images to achieve a vintage punk aesthetic.
The document describes the steps taken to create a page layout in Adobe InDesign. It discusses placing an image, adding text boxes, using the text wrap tool to fit text around the image, rearranging text between boxes, adding a 3x3 grid layout with 5mm gutters, including a drop capital by adjusting paragraph styles, and adding a title using the text tool. The final layout used grids and guidelines to clearly present the article.
The document describes the steps taken to create a page layout in Adobe InDesign. It discusses placing an image, adding text boxes, using the text wrap tool to fit text around the image, dragging text between boxes to create columns, adding a 3x3 grid layout with 5mm gutters, including a drop capital by adjusting paragraph settings, and adding a title using the text tool. The final layout used grids and guidelines to organize the article clearly.
1. Management is the process of working with and through others to achieve organizational goals. It involves planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling organizational resources.
2. Management can be viewed as both a science and an art. As a science, management principles are developed through systematic study and experimentation. As an art, management involves personalized application and creativity in solving problems.
3. Key aspects of management include dealing with organizational environments, levels of management (top, middle, lower), and management skills (conceptual, human, technical). Effective management requires adapting to different situations.
The document reports the results of audience feedback for potential film name ideas. The name "Devil's Echo" received the most votes with 9 votes, defeating the other potential names "Devil on the Wall" which received 3 votes and "Twins 6 Cara and Mia" which received 2 votes. The document declares "Devil's Echo" the winner of the audience vote for the film name.
— как предотвратить риск утечки клиентов и снизить вероятность того, что клиент не дозвонится;
— как анализировать эффективность рекламы, учитывая офлайн-конверсии;
— как контролировать работу операторов и консультантов;
— как правильно строить общение с клиентом по телефону;
— и многое другое.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is the standard language for
styling web documents and is extensively used in the industry. However, CSS lacks constructs that would allow code reuse (e.g., functions). Consequently, maintaining CSS code
is often a cumbersome and error-prone task. Preprocessors (e.g., Less and Sass) have been introduced to fill this gap,
by extending CSS with the missing constructs. Despite the
clear maintainability benefits coming from the use of preprocessors, there is currently no support for migrating legacy
CSS code to preprocessors. In this paper, we propose a
technique for automatically detecting duplicated style declarations in CSS code that can be migrated to preprocessor functions (i.e., mixins). Our technique can parameterize differences in the style values of duplicated declarations, and ensure that the migration will not change the presentation semantics of the web documents. The evaluation has shown that our technique is able to detect 98% of the
mixins that professional developers introduced in websites and
Style Sheet libraries, and can safely migrate real CSS code.
- Платные посты: что это и когда применяется;
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- Выбор сообществ для постинга. Анализ посещаемости, охвата, активности и демографии;
- Автоматические биржы по размещению платных постов;
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- Оценка эффективности платного постинга;
- Практический кейс. КиберПонедельник от Wikimart -- 35 000 переходов на сайт.
O documento descreve o fluxograma do processo de recebimento e tratamento de ofícios governamentais. Ele inclui etapas como receber o ofício, marcar reuniões com os envolvidos, analisar o conteúdo, definir um plano de ação, verificar se o departamento pode atender o solicitado, enviar informações aos responsáveis, revisar documentos, enviar resposta para o parceiro público, e observar prazos limite.
This document discusses different types of loops in Perl including while, for, and do-while loops. It also covers getting user input from STDIN and using the chomp() function to remove newlines when storing input in a variable. The key points are:
- STDIN can be used to get input and is read up to the newline
- chomp() removes the newline when storing input in a variable
- while loops iterate as long as the condition is true
- for loops execute a specific number of times
- do-while loops iterate at least once and then as long as the condition remains true
فى عصر التكنولوجيا وبناء على وجود الانترنت يتحتم على جميع الشركات حتى تكون قادرة على المنافسة وتتمكن من اختراق الاسواق الكبيرة ان تعتمد بشكل اساسى على استراتيجية تسويق الالكترونى فى تسويق اعمالها التجارية ومن الجدير بالذكر ايضا ان اسعار الخدمة لاى شركة تسويق الالكترونى فى متناول الجميع ويسمح لهم بعمل منهج تسويق شخصى خاص بالشركة وطبيعة مرنة وفعالة من حيث التكلفة و التسويق الالكترونى يجعلها مناسبة خصوصا للشركات الصغيرة وهذا ما جعل عدد كبير من الشركات الصغيرة الظهور بشكل قوى فى السوق والمنافسة مع شركات عالمية كبيرة والاستحواذ على نسبة كبيرة من عملاء وارباح السوق العالمية
Presentation of the SAI survey results carried out by SAIBiH, given at the Roundtable on Independence of Supreme Audit Institutions in Sarajevo on 8 September 2016.
To create a post in WordPress, click the "Write" button to open the post editor. Enter a clear title and write the post using blocks like paragraphs, headings, images and lists. Options are available to format blocks, insert hyperlinks, photos and alt text. Assign categories and tags before publishing the post live on the site.
The document provides instructions for adding images to blog posts, including logging in, finding the post to edit, inserting images from the computer, URL, or media library, resizing and editing images, crediting image sources, previewing changes, and publishing the updated post. Key steps are to log in, click on posts and edit, insert images by clicking the add image icon and choosing a source, resize images by dragging corners or using the edit image option, credit sources by copying attribution code, previewing, and updating the post.
To edit your online destination listing:
1. Log into MichiganFun.com and click "Destinations" in the left menu.
2. Click the name of the destination you want to edit to be taken to the edit page.
3. Make any desired changes to the name, contact info, featured image, or other fields and click "Resubmit for Review" to save your edits.
1. The document provides steps for setting up a personal digital portfolio using Google's Blogger platform. It explains how to create a Blogger account and blog, customize the blog template and layout, upload a background image, and edit fonts.
2. Specific instructions are given for setting up a new blog on Blogger by selecting the "New Blog" button and entering a title and address.
3. The template designer allows customizing blog templates, backgrounds, layouts, text formats, and page widths. Fonts can be edited by selecting the "Advanced" option and choosing a new title font.
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.
How to Create a Profile on Adoptimism.comHani Musallam
The document provides step-by-step instructions for signing up and creating a profile on Adoptimism.com. It details registering for an account, activating the account via email, paying the penny for a six month membership, and filling out and submitting the profile including adding photos, videos, and other details. The goal is to complete the profile and have it published on the site to help in adoption efforts.
This document provides an introduction to using Facebook for both individuals and businesses/organizations. It explains that Facebook allows users to share information through posts containing text, audio, video, pictures or links. Both individuals and businesses/organizations can use Facebook to connect with others who have similar interests. The document then outlines the steps to sign up for an individual Facebook account or to create a Facebook page for a business/organization, and provides instructions for editing the page and making different types of posts.
This document discusses how to insert and format pictures in Publisher 2010. It provides instructions on how to insert pictures from files or Clip Art, fit pictures by resizing or cropping them, modify pictures by adjusting brightness/contrast or recoloring, apply styles or captions, and replace or restore pictures. The document covers basic to advanced picture editing tools in Publisher to enhance publications with images.
With this post you can:
Create a Power Point
Change the theme of the presentation
Add text
Add pictures
Animate the transitions between screens
and how to view your Power Point in a slide show
If blogging, making web sites, online business or making your own portfolio online makes you feel interested on how to create all In one, then this simple tutorial will let you understand everything.
Diane dela cruz_how to create a simple landing page with weeblyDiane de la Cruz
Weebly is a free website builder that allows users to easily create a landing page. After creating an account, users can select a template and add elements like text, images, and files to their page using simple drag-and-drop tools. Important features include the ability to upload files for subscribers, link to an external website, and hide the landing page from search engines so that only those with the direct link can access freebies or other private page content.
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a rubric using the Rubistar website without saving it. It explains how to select a rubric template, enter information, choose categories and content, modify and submit the rubric, and then print or download it in different formats without saving on the website.
The document provides instructions for using various online tools:
1. Gmail instructions include how to log in, access the inbox, compose new messages, add contacts, change account settings and language, invite friends, and search for messages.
2. Wix instructions describe how to create and customize web pages using templates, adding text, images, menus and saving pages.
3. Flash Vortex instructions explain how to create animated menus, edit menu buttons, labels and links, change themes and customize the menu appearance.
4. Blogger instructions outline how to set up an account, change the user profile, blog design, delete and reorder posts, share the blog, compose new posts and preview changes
The document provides instructions for using various online tools:
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2. Wix instructions describe how to create and customize webpages using templates, fonts, images, and menus.
3. Flash Vortex instructions explain how to create animated menus by editing buttons, links, themes, and publishing the animation.
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Table of Contents
Page 2: Table of Contents
Page 3: Chapter 1: Start-Up
• Account Set Up
• Signing In
• Adding Information And An Account Photo
Page 16: Chapter 2: Posts
• How to Post
• Author Checklist
• Troubleshooting
Page 27: Chapter 3: Photos
• How to choose your photos
• Photo checklist for uploading
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Chapter 1: Start-Up
Account Set Up
First an account will be set up for you by one of your Online Editors. The account
will be set up with your DC Mail account. The set up page will look like this.
You will have a Username that will be your First Name and your Last Name.
This will show up as your Byline for your articles.
Next it will ask for your email, which again will be your DC Mail account.
It will then again ask you to fill in your name separately this time.
There is a website section, this is where you can put your e-portfolio link. The
website that you link to your account needs to be professional because future
employers will be able to see it.
Next is a password of your choosing. Once you have been added you can sign into
the website.
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Signing In
After your account is set up you will be able to sign in on your own computer at
Chronicle.durhamcollege.ca/wp-admin
The screen will look like this.
Your Username is your First Name-a space-Your Last Name. Your
Password is the one you set up.
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Adding Information And An Account Photo
After you have signed in you are going to finish your account set up. There is a
Biography section you can fill out for your account.
Once you are signed in it is going to take you to your dashboard, which looks like
this.
You are going to go to Profile, which can be found on the left hand side
highlighted here in blue.
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Clicking
on
Profile
will
bring
you
to
this
page.
The
colours
on
the
top
allow
you
to
change
the
colours
of
your
interface.
You
can
also
change
some
other
things
on
your
account
and
add
your
Biography
information.
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Your
Biographical
Information
will
follow
this
format:
(Tentative
bio
info)
Hello,
my
name
is
___________________________.
I
am
______________,
______________
and
____________.
I
like
to
write
____________,
___________
and
____________.
You
can
also
add
your
professional
Twitter
handle
in
as
well.
Once
you
are
finished
click
Update
Profile.
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Adding a Photo to your profile
To add a photo to the user’s you need to use a third party site called Gravatar.
You are going to have them sign in on their computers to The Chronicle Website
first.
They sign in at chronicle.durhamcollege.ca/wp-admin. The username is the
user’s First Name a space and then their Last Name and the password is the one
they set up.
Then open a new tab and go to en.gravatar.com. It will look like this.
You are going to click on the top right hand button that says WordPress.com Sign
In. Once you click that it will take you to this screen.
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You are going to go to Create an Account. The user needs to use the same email
address as they used on The Chronicle website – their DC Mail account. Again the
username is going to be their first and last name but this time no spaces. The
password needs to be the same as The Chronicle website as well. Then hit Sign
Up.
It will then take you to a screen that looks like this and will send a confirmation
email to the one you used.
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The email will look like this. (If you don’t see it right away check your junk mail
or wait it can take a couple of minutes.)
You are going to Activate Account once you get the email. That should bring
you back to Gravatar. Once you are back at Gravatar if it doesn’t automatically
sign back in using the information that you just gave it.
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It should bring you to this screen. This is where you are going to add your STAFF
photo that was taken for your Media Pass. No other photo can be used. You are
going to click Add one by clicking here!
It will take you to this screen.
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You are going to upload from My Computer’s hard drive.
Once the photo is uploaded it will bring you to the editing screen, which will look
something like this.
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You are going to crop and move the box over your face and position it properly.
Once you are happy with the placement hit Crop and Finish! After it is finished
it will take you to a ratings page. Rate the photo G.
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After you pick G it should then take you to this page. Make sure it is the right
photo and that the primary address is set up as the DC Mail address.
After a couple of minutes this should reflect on The Chronicle Website. Sign back
into The Chronicle and the photo should be seen in the upper right hand corner.
Close up it looks like this.
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Now you are completely finished and ready to start making posts.
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Chapter 2: Posts
How to add new posts
Once you are signed in as an editor your dashboard should look like this.
You are going to go to Posts and either click on Add New like you see it here or
just click Posts and it should take you to this screen.
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You are going to click Add New at the top of the screen. It will then take you to
this page. If you get the popups you can just exit out of them.
You are going to put your HEADLINE where it says Enter title here. Your
headline should be no longer than 33 characters for ONE line or 66 characters for
TWO lines.
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Next you are going to copy and paste your ‘OK J’ or ‘OK with fixes’ final version
of your article into the body of the post. When you copy and paste it make sure
you are copy and pasting after your Byline. It isn’t needed in the post you just
need your body copy.
If your article comes with photos you are going to add them in now. (See photos
section for more information on photos) Space your article down one and with
the cursor above the article hit the Add Media button that is above the body
copy box. Once you hit the Add Media button it should bring you to this screen.
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You are going to Select File and upload your photo. While it is uploading it
should look like this.
After the photo has uploaded you are going to add a
Cutline to your photo in the Caption box on the
right hand side. The Cutline should have where, who,
and what is going on in the photo. The Cutline
doesn’t have to have the photographers’ name in it if
it’s the same person who wrote the article. It does
need to have the photographer’s name in it if it
different.
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Once you are finished with the Cutline you are going to
finish the settings on the photo. These settings are
below the Caption box. You are going to make sure
your Alignment is Center and the size is Large.
After everything is set then you can hit Insert into
post.
After you hit Insert into post it will bring you back to the editing post page
like this. Here you can see where the Caption is and how the photo sits in the
post
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If you forget to do any of the steps its okay because you can click the photo to
get this menu to edit the photo. You will need to click the symbol that looks
like a pencil to edit the photo.
It will bring you to this page where you can edit those settings and then hit
Update.
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If you have more than one photo make sure the top one is in the Centre and
Large. Stagger the rest within the post making sure they are Left then Right
Aligned staggering them as they go down and they are Medium in size.
After your photos are all in and your body copy is in now you have to put it in
the right Category. The Category puts it in the proper section of the
website. You are going to click the proper box. The Category section is on the
right hand side of the post page.
Then you are going to set a Featured Image. This photo HAS to be
Horizontal or it won’t be able to be the big photo on the front page of the
website. You will find the Featured Image section below Categories and
under Tags.
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You are going to click the Blue Link that says Set Featured Image. It will
take you to this page once again. Chose the photo you want as your Featured
Image and hit the Set Featured Image button.
Then it should look like this once it is uploaded.
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After everything is checked again make sure:
Headline: is 33 characters for one line and 66 characters for two lines
Body Copy: doesn’t have a byline and is the Final Copy
Photos: are in the Center are Large and have a Caption or Cutline
Category: is selected for the proper section the article goes in
Featured Image Set: is Horizontal and set to the right photo
Then you are going to hit SAVE DRAFT – DO NOT PUBLISH. The Save
Draft button can be found back at the top on the right hand side of the page.
You can Preview the article before it is fully published by an editor by hitting
the Preview button either on the right beside the Save Draft button or after
you have Saved your Draft at the top of the page.
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Author’s Checklist for Making
Posts
Before you hit Draft make sure that you have everything checked off
this list.
ü Headline
o Makes sense and doesn’t have too
many characters
o Is appropriate
o Has no spelling or grammar errors
ü Body Copy
o Doesn’t have a byline in it
o Is the proper format and appears to be
the final copy
ü Photos
o Are the proper alignment and size
o All have a cutline
o Are appropriate
o That there is a Featured Image and
that it is horizontal
ü Category
o Is checked
o Is the right one
If any of these things aren’t proper you need to fix them before you hit
the Draft button.
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Chapter 3: Photos
How to choose your photos
ü Is it appropriate?
o Is it offensive?
o Does it give meaning to the story?
ü Do you have all the information needed for
the photo?
ü Do you have permission to use the photo if
you didn’t take it?
Photo checklist for uploading
ü Jpeg Format
ü Have a MAX upload size of 25MB
ü Need to have a cutline
ü Featured Images HAVE to be HORIZONTAL