FEFC.com Missions Website: HowTo Add a New Blog Post
Watch this screencast to see how to add a new blog post to the FEFC International Missions website.
Watch this screencast to see how to add a new blog post to the FEFC International Missions website.
Watch this screencast to learn how to use the [register] shortcode on the B2T Training website. This shortcode hides content behind a link that requires users to register via the site’s lead generation system.
This post features multiple videos showing how to work with various aspects of the FEFC International Missions website:
HowTo: Add Images to the Sliding Doors
Watch to see how to upload images that will appear in the “sliding door” for a particular page:
HowTo: Move Pages in the Site’s Layout
Suppose you want to move a page from one section in the main menu to another. This screencast will show you how:
HowTo: Upload Documents and Insert Links to those Documents onto a Page
To upload a document to your website, click on the “Add Media” button while editing a page or post. Next you should watch this video to see what happens after that:
Watch this screencast to find out how to add download links that feature a popup lead capture form. This screencast applies to a lead capture system I have implemented at www.b2ttraining.com.
Let’s say you want to setup an Eventbrite event with multiple seating sections and multiple ticket types in each section. For example:
In this example, you don’t want a combination of General Admission and General Admission Group Discount tickets sold to exceed 2000, and you don’t want the reserved seating section to exceed 150 tickets sold. Watch the screencast to see how you can handle this type of situation.
NOTE: After describing this to a technician at Eventbrite, he told me that he would officially submit this scenario as a feature request. So, once a feature is added that covers this, the Eventbrite system will handle this for you; however, until then, the technique outlined in this screencast will be the solution you need to employ given such a scenario.
This screencast is an answer to a query posed by one of my clients who is using the Unisphere Corporate Theme for WordPress.
Watch this screencast to see how to add new images to the home page image rotation at vmcinc.org.
IMPORTANT: You need to size your images to 647×250 pixels in order for them to fit in the alloted space in the image rotation.
Bonus:
Watch the following video to see how to delete images from the home page rotation at the VMC website:
Watch this screencast to see how to edit the main menu labels in the Thesis Theme for WordPress.
If you find you have a WordPress post that has text that doesn’t match the styling on the rest of your site, more than likely that post has gotten inserted with some extra CSS styling. This usually happens when you copy and paste from a word processor without using the “Paste from Word” button in the WordPress Visual editor toolbar.
My best method for cleaning up this problem involves cutting the text from the post via the Visual editor, pasting it into Notepad and then re-pasting the text back into your post via the HTML editor. To see how this is done, watch this screencast.