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More information at www.sigmaxi.org
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1. Wordpress Tips
A guide for authors of our class site
CO300 F15
Sec. 6, 10
Laura Thomas
Colorado State University
2. Login
• Go to the site for your section
Section 06
https://csu2020visions.wordpress.com.wordpress.c
om
Section 10
https://envisioncsu2020.wordpress.com
• Login (under Meta on the home page)
3. Access the dashboard
• After logging in, you should see a black bar at
the top of the page.
• Pull down the menu
under the blog name on
that black bar.
• Click on WP Admin
or Dashboard (at the top
of the menu).
4. Post:
where and how you’ll add your piece to the site
• Choose Post to add or edit a post.
5. Text Editor
• Use the text editor to format your post. You
can copy/paste from Word and/or write or
add elements directly.
6. Publish post
• You can save a post as a
draft, preview it, edit it, and
adjust settings from the
Publish module.
• Be sure that you have
published it no later than
the due date & time.
7. Add Media
inserting images and more into your post
• .
• Add Media to
insert a variety of
file types (e.g.
jpeg, gif, pdf) or
embed YouTube
videos.
• Avoid adding file
types that require
a program to view
them that not
everyone has, e.g.
Word or
Powerpoint
8. Edit Images & Provide
credits
• When you upload an
image, you can edit it
and provide a credit by
typing the source of
that image into the
Caption field.
9. Wrap text around images
• http://en.support.wordpress.com/images/ima
ge-alignment/
10. Add links
• Type the text that readers will click to activate the link.
• Highlight the text.
• Click the Insert/edit link icon.
• Paste the full URL and always check the “Open link in a new window/tab” option.
11. Provide tags
• List keywords to help those looking for the
topics or themes that your piece includes
12. Byline
• Be sure that your full name appears with your post (not your
username).
• Get directions on how to change the display of your name
here: http://en.support.wordpress.com/change-your-
username/
