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Hi, I would like to have a signature box with a photo at the end of my articles. Please can you tell me how to do that. Do I need to manually insert it each time? or can I have
Hey Brenda,
Hope you won't mind that I took the liberty of asking Google your question... plus I added more important details to that question, and was offered several amazing posts offering help.
See screen print below...
Repeating this search should help you find the same or similar enough helpful tutorials to assist you.
Hope you find this helpful.
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How to create signature with photo?
Hi, I would like to have a signature box with a photo at the end of my articles. Please can you tell me how to do that. Do I need to manually insert it each time? or can I have
Hey Brenda,
Hope you won't mind that I took the liberty of asking Google your question... plus I added more important details to that question, and was offered several amazing posts offering help.
See screen print below...
Repeating this search should help you find the same or similar enough helpful tutorials to assist you.
Hope you find this helpful.
See more comments
I have been kindly advised by some of our members who gave me feedback on my site, that the 'about me' and 'privacy' menu are better placed in the footer menu than the header.
You need to create both a header and a footer menu. Then you can move posts and pages freely from one to the other. Or have (some of) them on both. Here's some training: Hey WordPress, What's on the Menu? and New Training: Categories, Tags and Menus Personally, I include anything my visitors might be interested in the header menu (including About Me) and legal stuff that no one reads (including Privacy Policy and Affiliate Disclosure) in the footer menu.
Many thanks for taking the time to reply and provide these training links. I will check them out.
Best wishes,
Brenda :-)
I left the affiliate disclosure on my header... and moved about me and privacy policy to the footer, following the training catering linked.
Hey Brenda,
Wow, now that is surprising to hear that members are recommending that you move your About page to the footer... though I totally agree that the Privacy page is best offered in the footer.
Once you've added the pages you want to the footer following the tutorial that Catherine offered you, don't forget to go back to your main or top menu and DELETE pages from THAT menu that you no longer want to appear in the top menu of your website.
See screen print below...
Hope you find this helpful.
How to Set Up a Footer Menu Is a great resource. I create a menu called legalities and put all my disclaimers in the footer. However your about me page is crucial and I would never move that. it should be in my opinion the first thing after home in the main menu
Many thanks for your reply and support TheCatherine. Much appreciated. Thanks for the video link, I will watch it.
Best wishes,
Brenda :-)
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How do I move my 'about me' and 'privacy' menu from the header to the footer?
I have been kindly advised by some of our members who gave me feedback on my site, that the 'about me' and 'privacy' menu are better placed in the footer menu than the header.
You need to create both a header and a footer menu. Then you can move posts and pages freely from one to the other. Or have (some of) them on both. Here's some training: Hey WordPress, What's on the Menu? and New Training: Categories, Tags and Menus Personally, I include anything my visitors might be interested in the header menu (including About Me) and legal stuff that no one reads (including Privacy Policy and Affiliate Disclosure) in the footer menu.
Many thanks for taking the time to reply and provide these training links. I will check them out.
Best wishes,
Brenda :-)
I left the affiliate disclosure on my header... and moved about me and privacy policy to the footer, following the training catering linked.
Hey Brenda,
Wow, now that is surprising to hear that members are recommending that you move your About page to the footer... though I totally agree that the Privacy page is best offered in the footer.
Once you've added the pages you want to the footer following the tutorial that Catherine offered you, don't forget to go back to your main or top menu and DELETE pages from THAT menu that you no longer want to appear in the top menu of your website.
See screen print below...
Hope you find this helpful.
How to Set Up a Footer Menu Is a great resource. I create a menu called legalities and put all my disclaimers in the footer. However your about me page is crucial and I would never move that. it should be in my opinion the first thing after home in the main menu
Many thanks for your reply and support TheCatherine. Much appreciated. Thanks for the video link, I will watch it.
Best wishes,
Brenda :-)
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Please can you let me know if I may change my domain name in WordPress? also are there any safety threats with doing this? I am not very tech savvy so a step by step outline w
If the URL of a dot com has made a mistake, you need to purchase a new domain.
If the URL of a siterubix subdomain is, you can delete it and start again. However, I’d save my work in the site content.
To delete a siterubix subdomain or .com, click details on the subdomain or domain in question in the site manager, move onward to the next page, scroll all the way to the bottom, and click delete.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites
You can add existing websites to your hub :) How to Delete a Hub (and to Change Your Niche)
Hey Brenda,
You cannot change your domain name in WordPress. If you need a new domain name then you need to register it and cancel the auto-renewal of any you no longer wish to use.
If you need the content from one website to another, you could ask SiteSupport for assistance in doing that once you have your new domain registered.
Hope you find this helpful.
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How do I change my domain name in wordpress?
Please can you let me know if I may change my domain name in WordPress? also are there any safety threats with doing this? I am not very tech savvy so a step by step outline w
If the URL of a dot com has made a mistake, you need to purchase a new domain.
If the URL of a siterubix subdomain is, you can delete it and start again. However, I’d save my work in the site content.
To delete a siterubix subdomain or .com, click details on the subdomain or domain in question in the site manager, move onward to the next page, scroll all the way to the bottom, and click delete.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites
You can add existing websites to your hub :) How to Delete a Hub (and to Change Your Niche)
Hey Brenda,
You cannot change your domain name in WordPress. If you need a new domain name then you need to register it and cancel the auto-renewal of any you no longer wish to use.
If you need the content from one website to another, you could ask SiteSupport for assistance in doing that once you have your new domain registered.
Hope you find this helpful.
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Hi all,
I need to understand how Google AdSense works. I have signed up for Google AdSense and would like to know if they help with driving traffic. They have highlighte
A couple more resources here Google Adsense - 9 Tips to Help You Get Accepted Adding Google Adsense HTML Code to Your Website
Check your theme's description to see if it is responsive by going to Appearance > Themes in your dashboard.
You can also press F12 to open the Inspect Developer Tool, or right-click your mouse and select 'Inspect'
Hi Abbie, thanks, but I don't understand your advice. Sorry, I am not very tech literate... please explain what I need to do to make my website work on mobile phones.
Thanks,
Brenda :-)
Can you give us the URL, please?
"If your website design is responsive, shrinking screen size is a quick and easy way to check for usability on different devices. Grab a corner of your window and pull it to a smaller shape. Online elements should shift accordingly. If you have strictly mobile versions of your website, this method won't work.
ResponsiveAds: They allow you to support a wide range of devices (i.e., computers, phones, tablets, etc.) by automatically adapting the size of the ads to fit your page layout."
Ask site support to check it for you, that's another option.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
Hi @AbiePPlus, many thanks for your kind help. Here is the link to my latest post. Hope that's what you mean...
https://ethicalaffiliatelife.com/ten-benefits-of-sprouted-gains/
Best wishes,
Brenda
The first view shifts to the right once it is opened in a mobile view. Then, it corrects itself. But that shouldn't be the case.
No harm in reaching out to site support. Have them check your website in mobile view.
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How do I make my website mobile responsive?
Hi all,
I need to understand how Google AdSense works. I have signed up for Google AdSense and would like to know if they help with driving traffic. They have highlighte
A couple more resources here Google Adsense - 9 Tips to Help You Get Accepted Adding Google Adsense HTML Code to Your Website
Check your theme's description to see if it is responsive by going to Appearance > Themes in your dashboard.
You can also press F12 to open the Inspect Developer Tool, or right-click your mouse and select 'Inspect'
Hi Abbie, thanks, but I don't understand your advice. Sorry, I am not very tech literate... please explain what I need to do to make my website work on mobile phones.
Thanks,
Brenda :-)
Can you give us the URL, please?
"If your website design is responsive, shrinking screen size is a quick and easy way to check for usability on different devices. Grab a corner of your window and pull it to a smaller shape. Online elements should shift accordingly. If you have strictly mobile versions of your website, this method won't work.
ResponsiveAds: They allow you to support a wide range of devices (i.e., computers, phones, tablets, etc.) by automatically adapting the size of the ads to fit your page layout."
Ask site support to check it for you, that's another option.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
Hi @AbiePPlus, many thanks for your kind help. Here is the link to my latest post. Hope that's what you mean...
https://ethicalaffiliatelife.com/ten-benefits-of-sprouted-gains/
Best wishes,
Brenda
The first view shifts to the right once it is opened in a mobile view. Then, it corrects itself. But that shouldn't be the case.
No harm in reaching out to site support. Have them check your website in mobile view.
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Eric Cantu or Jay @Magistudios should be able to give you clarification on this.
Thanks Digital_John for signposting me to the experts.
Best wishes,
Brenda :-)
You're most welcome Brenda .