Hi All,
I am recovering from Prostate Cancer, I was diagnosed back in April 2018 and had my Prostate Gland removed in July 2018, I get regular PSA blood tests and so far so
I am a volunteer for and running a site for the Rath Senior ConNEXTions Center in Central Florida, a 501(c)(3) non-profit in support of Seniors in this area. The website is hosted here on WA, and I am doing it at no cost to them. Glad you are recovering.
Best wishes,
Joe
Thank you Joe and good luck with your website and your charitable work.
All the Best Wishes
Good Luck
Paul
A site on prostrate cancer would make a great niche. My husband also had it and we had to go from Alice Springs to Adelaide for the Operation. We spent 3 weeks in Adelaide. I hated it as it was speeding fast cars and made me dizzy. I wish you success.
Yvonne, I hope your husband is recovering well. Thank You for your reply. We have relatives in Queensland, NSW and Perth we always wanted to visit Alice Springs but it doesn't look like that will be possible in the near future.
Good Luck and Stay Safe
Paul
Hi Paul
Sorry Paul, he had it a few years ago and has regular checks. I now live in South Australia. It's a shame you won't be able to see the Northern Territory. It's intriguing, spiritual, different and its the heartbeat of Australia.
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Charitable websites? do any of our members have charity webs
Hi All,
I am recovering from Prostate Cancer, I was diagnosed back in April 2018 and had my Prostate Gland removed in July 2018, I get regular PSA blood tests and so far so
All the best to you Paul with your charitable niche, it should take off, because this sickness is no joke.
Elizabeth
Hi Elizabeth, Thank you for your reply. You are right it is no joke but the frightening thing is that there are often no symptoms. It is important for men to get themselves checked.
Thanks again
I am a volunteer for and running a site for the Rath Senior ConNEXTions Center in Central Florida, a 501(c)(3) non-profit in support of Seniors in this area. The website is hosted here on WA, and I am doing it at no cost to them. Glad you are recovering.
Best wishes,
Joe
Thank you Joe and good luck with your website and your charitable work.
All the Best Wishes
Good Luck
Paul
A site on prostrate cancer would make a great niche. My husband also had it and we had to go from Alice Springs to Adelaide for the Operation. We spent 3 weeks in Adelaide. I hated it as it was speeding fast cars and made me dizzy. I wish you success.
Yvonne, I hope your husband is recovering well. Thank You for your reply. We have relatives in Queensland, NSW and Perth we always wanted to visit Alice Springs but it doesn't look like that will be possible in the near future.
Good Luck and Stay Safe
Paul
Hi Paul
Sorry Paul, he had it a few years ago and has regular checks. I now live in South Australia. It's a shame you won't be able to see the Northern Territory. It's intriguing, spiritual, different and its the heartbeat of Australia.
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Should I write page and post content using Site Content in WA or just write my website content straight into WordPress. I have just noticed that in Site Content some of the pag
The only added benefit of writing in Site Content is that WA helps you track your Google indexing.
If you can give that a miss and just track yourself via Google Search Console, it will be more efficient to do directly in WordPress Block Editor. Site Content can only write content, add images and recently Grammarly works too. But if you want to add tables or something else more funky, you have to do it in WordPress.
But many members still likes to use Site Content. It is a choice, where they are used to it and don't mind the format they are writing, which has its value too, where you just focus on the content and not the form.
However, look and feel for the user is important too, which you can only do in WordPress, adding whatever blocks that are available.
So if you write in Site Content, you may have to spend a second effort to convert to Block Editor and then do your formatting.
My preference is to do in WordPress. :)
Yes, it's advisable to use SiteContent for your content and then after editing the content, you then have the option to publish the content as a post or page. All your future editing will then take place in WordPress. After any editing, don't forget to re-publish or update your content. I'm new but so far this how I can contribute to your question. Thank you.
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Should I write content using site content in wa?
Should I write page and post content using Site Content in WA or just write my website content straight into WordPress. I have just noticed that in Site Content some of the pag
The only added benefit of writing in Site Content is that WA helps you track your Google indexing.
If you can give that a miss and just track yourself via Google Search Console, it will be more efficient to do directly in WordPress Block Editor. Site Content can only write content, add images and recently Grammarly works too. But if you want to add tables or something else more funky, you have to do it in WordPress.
But many members still likes to use Site Content. It is a choice, where they are used to it and don't mind the format they are writing, which has its value too, where you just focus on the content and not the form.
However, look and feel for the user is important too, which you can only do in WordPress, adding whatever blocks that are available.
So if you write in Site Content, you may have to spend a second effort to convert to Block Editor and then do your formatting.
My preference is to do in WordPress. :)
Yes, it's advisable to use SiteContent for your content and then after editing the content, you then have the option to publish the content as a post or page. All your future editing will then take place in WordPress. After any editing, don't forget to re-publish or update your content. I'm new but so far this how I can contribute to your question. Thank you.
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All the best to you Paul with your charitable niche, it should take off, because this sickness is no joke.
Elizabeth
Hi Elizabeth, Thank you for your reply. You are right it is no joke but the frightening thing is that there are often no symptoms. It is important for men to get themselves checked.
Thanks again