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Welcome to misschris.org, a site that's dedicated to quality designs and witty banter. Yes, I said banter. My name is Christine, nice to meet you. You probably want to get to know me a little, eh? Alrighty then... go knock yourself out.
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• Opened: June 9, 2008
• Online Now: dancers
• Layout: 11 || Dancefloor
• Layout created: Nov. 11, 2008
• Credits: here
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Adding a link in Wordpress
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*NOTE* -- This tutorial is for those who have a free blog on wordpress.com. Not sure if this is translatable to actual Wordpress...
- First, log into Wordpress.
- Click on "Write a New Post."
- When the WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor appears, start to write some text. Notice how the anchor buttons are not available...
- To add a link, highlight the word(s) that you want linked. Notice how the anchor buttons now appear...
- While your text is highlighted, click on the anchor button.
- The following box should pop up.
- Where it says "Link URL", type the URL to the page you want to link to.
- Where it says "Target", choose whether you want the page to appear in the current web browser, or open in a new window. Don't worry about Title or Class.
- Press Insert.
- The words should now look something like this (the text will either be blue or purple). This means that they are linked.
And tada! You've noww successfully made a link in Wordpress!
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