This a video tutorial showing how to password protect WordPress on a per-post or a per-page basis. This is a great way to prevent just anyone from viewing a page or post.
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How To Password Protect WordPress Pages and Posts
How to Fix Spamming Problem in WordPress blog
Do you have a WordPress blog that is constantly getting bombarded with spam? If you do, then watch the following video to find out how to stop the SPAM.
How to Embed a YouTube Video into a WordPress Blog
In this tutorial, you will learn how to install a plugin called “Smart Youtube” and then embed a YouTube video into your blog post or page. It is extremely easy to do and by using the “Smart Youtube” plugin you don’t have problems when going between Visual and HTML views later.
Let us know what you think.
WordPress – Aligning Multiple Images
In this video tutorial, I will be explaining how to align multiple images in WordPress. Normally, using WordPress, it is not easy to place multiple images next to eachother without advanced knowledge of CSS. For those of you that need it, I am placing some simple code for a 4 column table for you to use as needed. Just copy and paste this code into the HTML view of your blog and modify as needed. Please watch the video below for more instruction.
Here is an example of what it might look like:
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<table> <tr> <td>icon 1</td> <td>icon 2</td> <td>icon 3</td> <td>icon 4</td> </tr> </table>
Tips & Tricks for Customizing your WordPress Blog
In the following video I will demonstrate a couple ways to customize your WordPress blog. The first tip will be to explain how to use the “more” feature. The second tip will be showing you how to align your photos so that the text wraps around the image. Please watch the video and learn.
Let me know what you think by posting your comments below.
Installing a Blog on a Website
In this video tutorial we will be demonstrating how to install the blogging software, WordPress, onto your webhosting.
The following items you will need if you intend to install WordPress onto your website are:
1. FTP Information (you get this from your webhosting service. It includes FTP hostname, FTP username, FTP folder, and FTP password).
2. A MySQL Database (don’t worry if you don’t know what this is. Just ask your webhosting service for one. You’ll need a MySQL database name, database username, and database password; you may also need the database host but usually this is just ‘localhost’).
3. An FTP program – there are a lot of them out there. I generally use Dreamweaver but if you are looking for a free FTP program, I suggest FileZilla. You can download it here: http://filezilla-project.org/
If you have the 3 above items you are ready to get started installing WordPress!!!
Watch the video below:
