10 years ago
Wordpress. How to start for very beginners.
So yesterday I registered on Wordpress. But I feel myself absolutely dumb there. :(
Have spend several hours to post 2 pages. But I still don't understand how to write a book. The pages I posted look separated and I have no idea how to make them parts of one story. The letters on the first page look enormous but I can't make them smaller (When I write - they are small. When I publish - they are enormous.)
Could anyone give instructions (step by step) with pictures for the very beginners like me.
The instructions given by Wordpress don't help me much. I'm poor at reading instructions, even when they're written in my mother tongue (reading them in English is even harder). Like cave people, I prefer pictures to words. That's why IKEA instructions are my favourite. :D
@SilentWolf101 has made a very useful guide. But I still don't understand most of simple things. Clever words like "Domain" etc. make my poor head square. I need loads of pictures with arrows saying: "press this", "print this here" etc. :D
Btw, the funniest thing is - I was told on Wordpress that I follow chealsycat
I have no idea how that happened. But now I follow myself like my cats follow their tails :joy:
One more thing. Why is this cloned?
I wasted two days reading instructions, guides, googling, searching YouTube... and trying, trying, trying... :triumph:
My current state is:
http://ruwix.com/pics/trolls/please-kill-meeee.jpg
You can see here what my site (blog?) looks like. It's terrible.
https://chealsycat.wordpress.com/
I'd like it to be more compact and informative.
Like these sites, for example:
https://mastressalita.wordpress.com/
https://cathytea.wordpress.com/
Could anyone help me, please?
My questions are "How?" From the very beginning. Maybe like SilentWolf's guide but less words and more pictures.
I even don't know what theme to choose. I don't understand their difference from each other.
I would like my thread look like a book with the "cover" with title, the main picture, some introductory words and the contents.
And the important thing: I can afford only free plans.
Have spend several hours to post 2 pages. But I still don't understand how to write a book. The pages I posted look separated and I have no idea how to make them parts of one story. The letters on the first page look enormous but I can't make them smaller (When I write - they are small. When I publish - they are enormous.)
Could anyone give instructions (step by step) with pictures for the very beginners like me.
The instructions given by Wordpress don't help me much. I'm poor at reading instructions, even when they're written in my mother tongue (reading them in English is even harder). Like cave people, I prefer pictures to words. That's why IKEA instructions are my favourite. :D
@SilentWolf101 has made a very useful guide. But I still don't understand most of simple things. Clever words like "Domain" etc. make my poor head square. I need loads of pictures with arrows saying: "press this", "print this here" etc. :D
Btw, the funniest thing is - I was told on Wordpress that I follow chealsycat
I have no idea how that happened. But now I follow myself like my cats follow their tails :joy:
One more thing. Why is this cloned?
I wasted two days reading instructions, guides, googling, searching YouTube... and trying, trying, trying... :triumph:
My current state is:
http://ruwix.com/pics/trolls/please-kill-meeee.jpg
You can see here what my site (blog?) looks like. It's terrible.
https://chealsycat.wordpress.com/
I'd like it to be more compact and informative.
Like these sites, for example:
https://mastressalita.wordpress.com/
https://cathytea.wordpress.com/
Could anyone help me, please?
My questions are "How?" From the very beginning. Maybe like SilentWolf's guide but less words and more pictures.
I even don't know what theme to choose. I don't understand their difference from each other.
I would like my thread look like a book with the "cover" with title, the main picture, some introductory words and the contents.
And the important thing: I can afford only free plans.