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 loo...
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@MonaSolstraale Thank you! It actually worked.
For other curious people (and myself if I've forgotten how to do it in 2 months), here's the explanation:
For other curious people (and myself if I've forgotten how to do it in 2 months), here's the explanation:
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First, insert a table where you want your pictures to go. You will be asked how many rows and columns you want - for my theme (which has a sidebar among other things) 3 or 4 columns work best in terms of picture size and readability, but you might also choose 7 or something. You will be able to change this later, so just choose something.
https://i.imgur.com/aryFkEm.png
Next, insert the image you want to go into the table first. Insert it like any other image as its own block under the table.
https://i.imgur.com/D86fgio.png
Next, select the image and make appear in smaller quality. This image will only be really small, so it'll help loading times if you do not have 40 tiny 4k images in your table of contents ;)
https://i.imgur.com/0mq01m2.png
After that, paste it into the table where you want it to go. (Crtl-X, then Crtl-V). After you have done this, you will not be able to do the typical image-y things anymore, as it will appear like text in Wordpress. So make sure to put in a caption, resize it, replace it with another picture, make it oval or anything like that *before* you put it into the table. If you forget something, just delete the image from the post and put in a new one.
https://i.imgur.com/ZEPocA9.png
Now, you can write something underneath the image - just click behind it and type like you would in word, or link the image to a specific site (arrow 2), or just paste the next image. For me it was better to have the table with a fixed width (arrow 3) so all the columns were the same width and it looked neat despite sometimes odd picture proportions.
https://i.imgur.com/JfOrz3h.png
This is where you can add rows or columns later on, so you don't need to redo it completely if you change your mind.
https://i.imgur.com/KjaOix4.png
And... done! (Or something like it. I will probably exchange these pictures for others and link everything when I actually write it the posts, but for now this is quite pretty already!)
First, insert a table where you want your pictures to go. You will be asked how many rows and columns you want - for my theme (which has a sidebar among other things) 3 or 4 columns work best in terms of picture size and readability, but you might also choose 7 or something. You will be able to change this later, so just choose something.
https://i.imgur.com/aryFkEm.png
Next, insert the image you want to go into the table first. Insert it like any other image as its own block under the table.
https://i.imgur.com/D86fgio.png
Next, select the image and make appear in smaller quality. This image will only be really small, so it'll help loading times if you do not have 40 tiny 4k images in your table of contents ;)
https://i.imgur.com/0mq01m2.png
After that, paste it into the table where you want it to go. (Crtl-X, then Crtl-V). After you have done this, you will not be able to do the typical image-y things anymore, as it will appear like text in Wordpress. So make sure to put in a caption, resize it, replace it with another picture, make it oval or anything like that *before* you put it into the table. If you forget something, just delete the image from the post and put in a new one.
https://i.imgur.com/ZEPocA9.png
Now, you can write something underneath the image - just click behind it and type like you would in word, or link the image to a specific site (arrow 2), or just paste the next image. For me it was better to have the table with a fixed width (arrow 3) so all the columns were the same width and it looked neat despite sometimes odd picture proportions.
https://i.imgur.com/JfOrz3h.png
This is where you can add rows or columns later on, so you don't need to redo it completely if you change your mind.
https://i.imgur.com/KjaOix4.png
And... done! (Or something like it. I will probably exchange these pictures for others and link everything when I actually write it the posts, but for now this is quite pretty already!)
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