Like jvranjes has just said. Go to the Affiliate Bootcamp. :)

I guess you mean site promoting WA. All the Affiliate Bootcamp is about this, just follow and repeat steps.

You need to resize your picture using an image editor (like Photoshop). If you don't have one use this free online photo editor: https://www.canva.com/photo-editor/

You'll have to edit the image using an image editor outside of WordPress prior to uploading the media to your media library for use.

Hi Norm,

Try publishing new posts now, it might add a different feel to your homepage.
Also, rework your menu to feature more menu items. Then you can play with other themes to see which one looks better.

Keep it up,
Louie

On the wordpress "Themes" page, clicking on "Add New" opens up the search function. That page allows you to search all of the themes available through the wordpress.org site.

Look at the bottom of the themes you see. Click on the blue box that has "Add Themes" in it. It will bring you to all the themes to choose from. At the top of the page, you will be able to filter the themes by Featured, Popular, Latest Favorites. Hope this helps!

It all boils down to formatting. Don't think that pasting stuff formatted in Word will make the pasted text look the same in WordPress. It doesn't work like that. Look at the WordPress editor as a true text editor, because that's what it is.

Also the font type used in your WordPress editor page won't probably be the same as in your published article page. And it probably never will, because that's not how it's meant to be.

To deal will pictures you will need to select which alignment you want so that the text will flow by their side more naturally.

Norm, all this stuff you're asking relates to operating with WordPress. Better than words and answers there are a ton of videos on YouTube to show you how everything is done plus there is the official WordPress.org site with a lot of documentation to help you. And, of course, there is also the documentation and support for each plugin you choose and install.

I always do the typing first then I click into the beginning of a paragraph (before the first word) then Add Media. You can choose how you want the image aligned (left, right, center, none). This gives me total control over where the image sits.

When you're looking for a particular question go to the profile page of the person who asked it then click on Questions at the top of the page. If you asked the question then go to your profile page. How to Find Stuff at Wealthy Affiliate How to Find Stuff at WA: The Question Box How to Find Stuff at Wealthy Affiliate: The Shortcuts

Changing fonts is theme specific. There is also the Google Fonts plug-in that can be used to change fonts site-wide. (Fonts for all styles is defined in your sites' CSS, but if you're not familiar with editing it, best do it through a plug-in).

Are you referring to changing the font within your word press chosen theme? Or changing fonts for a WA blog post? In regards to your image situation, you can either ad photo first or type first. Doesn't really matter much since when inserting the image you are able to move it around the canvas by just clicking and holding on the image while you position it around the page.

That has to do with how Microsoft Word does its text formatting. Don't do it like that. Just format your text on WordPress directly.

When you paste from a Word document use right-click "Paste as plain text" or paste it into the Text tab instead of the Visual tab. To have more control over your font use TinyMCE Change Fonts and More with Tiny Mice

Try to format it to paragraph first. Word uses different types of formating. When you copy and paste make sure the button "paste as text" is turned on....