Join Morten Rand-Hendriksen for an in-depth discussion in this video WordPress, WordPress.org, and WordPress.com: What is the difference?, part of WordPress Essential Training.
- I want to start off by addressing a common confusion…in terms that arises any time we talk about WordPress.…On the web, there are two domains…that use the name WordPress,…wordpress.org and wordpress.com,…and you'll find that when talking to people…or reading about WordPress,…these two domains are often used interchangeably…or haphazardly.…This is unfortunate, but understandable,…so let's bring some clarity to the situation.…When speaking about WordPress,…we have to make a clear distinction…between three different terms:…WordPress, wordpress.org, and wordpress.com.…
WordPress is the application itself,…a free open-source web publishing application…you can download and install on any server…to publish content on the web.…An example of the correct use…of the term WordPress would be,…"My new website is powered by WordPress."…Wordpress.org is the website…that hosts the WordPress open-source project.…You can download WordPress, the application,…from wordpress.org, and this is also…where you'll find the official documentation…
Author
Morten Rand-Hendriksen
Updated
12/15/2016Released
8/17/2015Note: This course covers WordPress 4.3. We will update the training as WordPress evolves.
- Creating posts and pages
- Formatting text
- Publishing and scheduling posts
- Adding images, audio, and video
- Bulk editing posts and pages
- Customizing themes and menus
- Using widgets
- Extending WordPress with plugins
- Editing users profiles
- Configuring settings
- Getting new readers
- Keeping WordPress up to date and secure
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 34s
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What's new in 4.7?1m 45s
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1. Getting to Know WordPress
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What is WordPress?3m 30s
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2. Getting Started
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How WordPress works2m 34s
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Using the WordPress toolbar3m 28s
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3. Creating Posts
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Understanding posts1m 59s
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Posts vs. pages in WordPress2m 19s
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Creating a new post1m 38s
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Creating and editing links5m 37s
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Using categories and tags6m 10s
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Using revisions3m 30s
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Using post formats3m 52s
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4. Adding Images and Media
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Creating image galleries5m 30s
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Using featured images3m 44s
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Working with audio and video2m 18s
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5. Creating Pages
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When to use pages1m 59s
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Creating a page2m 4s
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Using page templates2m 10s
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6. Managing Content
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Navigating the admin panel4m 25s
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Using the Media Grid5m 11s
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Using attachment pages5m 44s
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7. Changing the Appearance of Your Site
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Introducing the Customizer7m 15s
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Customizing your theme8m 33s
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Using widgets6m 44s
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8. Extending WordPress with Plugins
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9. Users and User Profiles
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How WordPress handles users1m 34s
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Editing your user profile7m 42s
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Adding and managing users5m 33s
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10. Configuring Settings
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11. Getting, and Interacting with, Readers
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12. WordPress: Behind the Curtain
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13. Maintenance and Security
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Keeping up to date6m 59s
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14. Diving Further into the World of WordPress
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Going further with WordPress2m 29s
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