Distraction Free Writing
Between E-Mail, IMs, Texts, Tweets, and Status Updates, we have enough distractions in today’s world. Your publishing platform should not be one of them. While writing, WordPress literally fades away, letting you concentrate on your ideas themselves, not how you’re getting them out there.
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June 6, 2017 at 9:14 amAnd not to be forgotten is the obligation for an administrator to keep their WordPress current to insure that the latest features, bugs, and security fixes are in effect. To accommodate administrators, WordPress has a simple Upgrade Tool to download and install the latest version of WordPress. There’s no excuse to not upgrade!
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June 6, 2017 at 9:14 amBesides the technical terminology of WordPress, it is also interesting to know the history of the name, WordPress. The name “WordPress” was originally coined by Christine Tremoulet (see related post) in response to developer Matthew Mullenweg’s desire to associate his new software project with printing presses. In this sense, press refers to the world of reporters, journalists, columnists, and photographers. An aptly chosen name, because WordPress serves as the printing press that enables its users to publish their words.
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June 6, 2017 at 9:14 amLet’s look at the post for a moment. There is a “title,” and below the title is the date the post was written, then the body of the post, and finally some information about the post. This is called the post meta data and contains information about the post such as the category assigned to that post.