Author: Dean Wills

By the way, your DASHBOARD is where you make all these edits. That’s what you get when you log in. From the Dashboard, you can click “Wonderaction” with the little house next to it, on the upper left, to see the edits so far. It opens in a different window, and does NOT update LIVE (meaning changes here are not immediately reflected there)

On the Left, I see 5 comments and 2 Plugin notifications. The plugin notifications are usually “UPDATE avail”

The comments are usually SPAM, but occasionally real. You need to monitor, and either approve for display on your blog or delete

OK, you have several “pages”

1. click Wonderaction at the top. That gets you to your MAIN page, with your blog
2. click sample page
3. click “This is a page” or “This is a page : child page” from the drop down menu

GOAL

1. Wonderaction main page with blog stays the same
2. You design “3-4” other pages. They will appear on the menu. They each can have many child pages.

I recommend for your other pages:

About: about you, bio, plus a CONTACT ME form

Store: your store for T-Shirts, Booklets that you’ve written (usually a link to a self-publish print on demand at Amazon), etc. Branded Material. DON’T DO THIS FOR NOW, We will use an add-on, like on Anna’s page.

Links: Links you find interesting and relevant

there is an add-in that does backups too, I need to look for that. that way you can go back to previous versions.

At the top fo this edit window there are controls for visual editing.

like : add media. you can put a photo in, and add a caption

Here’s another post. First i saved this as a draft, when it was not ready. Then i published it.

I’m telling you about all the great art i did today, or what i think education related, or whatever in a blog post! I did this by “Posts:Add New” on the left. I then clicked “Publish” on the right, or Update when I want to change something that is already published.