Examples of using Wordpress dashboard in English and their translations into Thai
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To launch the Beaver Builder editor, go to your WordPress dashboard and click‘Pages'>‘All Pages.
To create a package, go to your WordPress dashboard and click‘Duplicator'>‘Packages'>‘Create New.
Upon installation, simply head to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to‘All-in-One WP Migration'>‘Export' to launch the utility.
This can be obtained from the main form builder or by going to‘Contact'>‘Contact Forms' from the WordPress dashboard.
After installing and activating NextGEN Gallery, you can launch the plugin by clicking‘Gallery' from the WordPress dashboard.
All you need to do is to download the Insert Headers and Footers plugin and paste the Google Analytics code in its settings page. This section can be found by going to your WordPress dashboard à Settings à Insert Headers and Footers.
Php file, but you can add custom code directly from your WordPress Dashboard. Basically, you can add code snippets like you would add a new post or page.
To start using OptimizePress, take a minute to run the blog setup by going to‘OptimizePress'>‘Blog Setup' from the WordPress dashboard. This will allow you to specify your site's theme style, branding elements, layout, and modules.
The problem with this is that many people like to have control in the WordPress dashboard over things like site security, backups, image optimization, and even site speed using a caching plugin.
In-Depth Settings- To access the advanced settings available for bbPress, go to the WordPress dashboard and head to‘Settings'>‘Forums'. Here, you can enable certain features such as anonymous posting, revisions, subscriptions, and many more.
Akismet plugin increases the database size in many instances due to the table called wp_commentmeta. Install the WP db manager plugin> run the following two query options- they can be executed from the WordPress dashboard but run each of them separately.
To set the moderation so that it is automated for Jane, or whoever, simply login to your WordPress dashboard, click on Settings/Discussion. Then, under“Before a comment appears”, check the box for“Comment author must have a previously approved comment”. Click the blue box labeled“Save Changes”.
Most WordPress installations come with this plugin already installed. You can set up a free account at Akismet to get what is called an API key. You then plug that key into the plugin on your WordPress dashboard and it will begin to filter comments that are posted and meet certain criteria such as.
While a lot depends on your preferences and needs here, a kind of a rule of thumb is that if you tend to login into your WordPress dashboard every day or a few times a day, then probably making your WordPress site static would cause more maintenance hassle for you than it would be worth.
the site's appearance and its content as written in the WordPress Dashboard. Working with the assumption that XHTML and CSS are known quantities, here's what a user will need to know about WordPress variables and PHP when editing or constructing a comments template.
With that information having been completely filled in, the plugin will now be spotted by the WordPress Dashboard and its information will be properly displayed alongside other plugins within the plugin activation/ deletion administration panel. The plugin has now been given a filename, a friendly name, and a purpose. All it's missing at this point are some functions. That's where step two comes in.
For general WordPress troubleshooting, first try to log in to your WordPress dashboard. If you can't, it may be a hosting issue, and not an issue with your site. However, you should still try the following troubleshooting steps via your hosting account or an FTP client. If you're locked out, check out Vishnu's post on Possible Reasons For Being Locked out of Your WP-Admin.
The first lines of code are simply used to determine whether or not any“meta” information has been filled out in the WordPress Dashboard for the specific entry being viewed. This is done by querying the WordPress database(using the$wp_query variable) and looking for information within meta field number 13. Each custom field is given a numerical identification, just like entries, comments, and pages. This number can be used within variables for conditional statements.
The community of WordPress developers is appropriately broad and diverse, and some of them have figured out a way to demonstrate themes in action without installing multiple blogs, creating a WordPress Network, or hacking any database settings. Instead, they rely on custom functions designed in a WordPress plugin to display these demo websites to users, largely in the same way that the WordPress Dashboard can show a live preview of the site before finalizing the activation of a theme.
All you need to get started is just some basic coding know-how or be familiar with WordPress dashboards, and you're golden!