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I scouted through WordPress, and a lot of the training there refer to 'older' versions of WP, so when one tries to do a similar action, you achieve no result or a different res
If you use SiteRubix system for your websites than the initial setup is fast and easy. You do not require any experience with WP. Following the Certification courses should get you there. Also many resources are available here on the WA site under the WP channel.
Setting up a theme is in the basic sense, just a matter of clicking the design you like.
Ofcourse, if you go into creating your own personalised designs on a programming level, things get more complicated and will take more time, but on a basic level you can create a website here on WA in just a few clicks.
That what really counts though is the content, the stuff you write on your new website.
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Can someone please recommend good resources for wp training?
I scouted through WordPress, and a lot of the training there refer to 'older' versions of WP, so when one tries to do a similar action, you achieve no result or a different res
If you use SiteRubix system for your websites than the initial setup is fast and easy. You do not require any experience with WP. Following the Certification courses should get you there. Also many resources are available here on the WA site under the WP channel.
Setting up a theme is in the basic sense, just a matter of clicking the design you like.
Ofcourse, if you go into creating your own personalised designs on a programming level, things get more complicated and will take more time, but on a basic level you can create a website here on WA in just a few clicks.
That what really counts though is the content, the stuff you write on your new website.
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After I selected a site name and created my blog, I would like it to be in "draft" mode until everything is setup and I have a few posts on it.
Please advise what the status
You could also save it elsewhere, and then copy/paste, hit publish immediately when you feel like publishing.
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Is your blog "live" immediately after creation?
After I selected a site name and created my blog, I would like it to be in "draft" mode until everything is setup and I have a few posts on it.
Please advise what the status
You could also save it elsewhere, and then copy/paste, hit publish immediately when you feel like publishing.
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I use these guys not so much for training but for help with any problem. www.wpbeginner.com
thanks a lot Stan! I'll certainly check it out.