WordPress.org has released pre-set block patterns that can easily be copy and pasted into any post or page. Below are examples: Below you’ll see a selection of copy and pasted block patterns directly from the gallery: Views of Mt. Fuji An exhibition of early 20th century woodblock prints featuring the majesty of Mt. Fuji. Learn …
This post introduces the Accordion Block plugin. Accordion blocks are for users who would like an option to condense content on a page. For example this could be used to display abstracts for published articles on a single page. These can be pulled into columns and include other blocks like Images inside of them. They …
Often times a Contact Page could use a map to provide context around a physical location of a lab or research office. We can now enable adding maps to your site via blocks in WordPress using the JetPack plugin with MapBox. “Mapbox is a location data platform that powers the maps and location services used in …
Block Editing is now the network default see this post for more information WordPress blocks are used to add content to your posts and pages. Block Editing gives you greater control over customizing layouts and structuring pages and posts. Using blocks lets you be more creative in your page editing experience. Block editing is compatible …
The LSA Technology Services WordPress network supports the automatic embedding of MiVideo. To add a Kaltura/MiVideo to your site, paste the oEmbed share link from the video into your WordPress page or post. See the screenshot on the right for where to locate the oEmbed link to copy. Example of MiVideo oEmbed: As always, if …
The following links provide information on Widgets, Menus, and the customizer which are found under the Appearance tab in your WordPress dashboard.
This link describes the Dashboard Screen and what you’ll see at first glance in your WP dashboard. You will likely spend the most time in Pages or Posts either editing existing content or creating new content.
In our multisite network each site under WordPress Websites has its own separate database tables. That means that images, files, and videos that you upload for your site are only available to you and will not appear in any other site’s media library.
The visual editor is where you will add and edit your sites content and it appears when editing posts and pages. In the visual editor you will see lots of options to format your text and add symbols, shortcodes, images, and maps, but you will not find an area to increase font size or change …
Pages make up the largest WordPress component that sites use in our multisite network. Think of pages as where you display static content. Pages can support using various plugins, displaying embedded videos, images, PDFs, etc. Learn more about pages and what they are and are not in the article below: PAGES
