The WordPress 5.0 release uses what is called the “block editor” to edit/create pages and posts. The block editor is also referred to as Gutenberg (https://wordpress.org/gutenberg/). Gutenberg replaces the Microsoft Word-like editing features by using blocks to add content and build posts/pages. A content block may be comprised of: Regular text Images Video embeds Buttons ...
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ETS is requiring that all web forms include a CAPTCHA field for security purposes. The CAPTCHA service has already been pre-registered with your WordPress site’s Gravity Forms plugin. A CAPTCHA is a program that protects websites against bots by generating and grading tests that humans can pass but current computer programs cannot. The term CAPTCHA ...
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Grid Size The website is designed on top of a 12 column responsive grid system. In the past, people would resort to using tables to layout design elements on a web page. However, that method does not comply with Section 508 standards. Section 508 standards recommend that you use CSS to layout web pages. The grid ...
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Site Administrators are bestowed a lot of power with an administrator account. But with that power comes great responsibility. Admins should be aware that they have the unfiltered_html capability. Editor and contributor roles are restricted from posting these types of scripts into the text editor. Upon save, any potentially dangerous HTML markup or JavaScript will get ...
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Accordions are useful when needing to condense a large amount of content into a small display area. Below is the shortcode used to create an accordion. Upon saving and viewing the page, the shortcode will turn into an accordion box. The shortcode can be applied in either the Visual or Text view of the editor. ...
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Overview The most frequent type of attack against WordPress is a brute force attack against the login page. Hackers will use automated software in attempt to gain access to a website by trying different combinations of usernames and passwords repeatedly, until a correct combination is found. When usernames are displayed, the hacker’s odds of finding ...
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If you are a website administrator, part of your responsibility may involve maintaining the users for your WordPress site. It is good housekeeping as well as proper security practice to remove users that no longer need access to your website. For example, if a user leaves your agency, you must remove their user account from ...
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Just for you, some screenshot documentation of some basic content management tasks in WordPress. If you have attended a WordPress training session, this document will serve as a good supplement. WordPress Single Site Basic User Guide WordPress Multisite Basic User Guide
The Footer is created using custom menus. Create a new custom menu for each footer section. 1. Go to Appearance > Menus. 2. Click on the “+” tab to add a new menu. 3. Add the footer items you’d like to include for that section. Click Save Menu when done. 4. Go to Appearance > ...
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What Are Widgets? Widgets add content and features to the sidebar of your website. Site administrators have access to the widget management area. Adding and Removing Widgets Navigate to Appearances > Widgets. The Available Widgets area provides you with the types of widgets that are available to be added to your website. To the right, ...
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