umm, I use Firefox as my browser, it checks for me.

I usually type everything in Word too and only make a few amendments in WordPress, if necessary.
All the best, Brandon

I as well develop all of my content in Word...
Cheers, Joe

I'm with the MS Word crew. I work in Word, spell check it, and then copy it over to WordPress. One caveat on ANY spell checker. If you use the wrong word and spell it correctly, it won't help. Good Luck!

Yes, click 'add new' under plugin, and type in 'spell checker, you'll see a list of 'spell checker plugins.

Use a word program to write your blog. Use spellchecker. Copy past to WordPress. Save your work in case your site crashes.

Yes there is when you go to plugins click add new then type in spell checker hit search plugins any it will come up just follow the instructions to install.
Personally i don't use this as i create my work in MS Word save the file for that particular page or post then transfer my work over to WordPress in the text fields as per Kyles lessons.
By creating the pages in Word you have it also as an original copy plus as a backup should you make an error or the work somehow gets lost.
Take care be well
Andre

Hi,
I don't think that Wordpress has a spellcheck facility.
Try this link http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-check-grammar-and-spelling-mistakes-in-wordpress/

I've never tried it myself,but i have heard of it before.

best wishes

Gary.

Just type them into the box and I should be able to work out what the word is.I will reply to you with the correct spelling.

Which words would you like spelt.I am a good speller and can help you out here if you wish.

Great post!

I was wondering the same thing about written content like poetry. How can you copyright it?

Very good question and I appreciate the link that labman left.

Labman has good advice but just like locks on a house door that keeps the honest people out, I'm not sure it's possible to make them totally steal proof. Just do your best.

Copyright is implied when you add original work to your site. There are several ways to make an image steal proof. Most are quite technical. If you want to understand what these are, read this post. https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/labman/blog/protect-your-images

Not necessarily. But you can put a copyright notice on them so if anyone takes them you can sue!

It's almost impossible to make them "steal proof." However, you can use a copyright software to put a type of water mark on them. Not that that will stop a determined thief. You can install a No Right Click Images plug-in, which is how most people do it. But you can screen shot or snip almost anything. Do your best and good luck with them!

I use http://www.morguefile.com/ , http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page , http://www.freeimages.com/ , http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/ , and you can also do a google search ('free to use reiki images' or a similar phrase) for more detailed finds (I don't know what reiki involves so I'm not sure you'll find what you're looking for on the sites I use). http://www.123rf.com/stock-photo/reiki.html has royalty free stock images and http://www.canstockphoto.com/images-photos/reiki.html does too.

I don't know if they'll have photos for your niche or not, but I use freedigitalphotos.net/ quite a bit for my articles. The smallest sizes are free.

I use Kozzi.com or Dreamstime.com ... both of which you have to pay, but it's not too expensive ... they range from $0.50 to about $2.50.

I found pixaby.com to be very helpful for what I was trying to achieve.

Hi. Try Pixabay.com - the best ones you would have to pay for. What about 123rf.com or photobucket?