Instant Memory Power: Part I
There is a lot of misinformation about memory out there, and it is crucial that you know the facts. For example, the list below includes some commonly-held myths:
• You need to repeat something to remember it
• If you can’t remember something, take a break and come back
• Youthfulness equals good memory skills
The truth is that these beliefs are completely false. To learn more about instant memory power, click here!
##Link Categories## Link Categories are deprecated in WordPress 4.9+ and will not work with WordPress 5+. This topic is for informational purposes only.
If you want to add links to your posts and pages, you have two ways of doing that. The first thing you can do is add links into the content by placing them like this:
<a href="url">link text</a>
Or, if you want to create a link within a sentence, start the sentence with a word or phrase, then put in square brackets [ ], and then finish it off with the link text and URL:
Link text website url [website url]
##Internal Links##
To create an internal link, which is where you are linking to another part of your own site, use this code: Internal Link.
You can also place links to the different pages of your site on the Menu Bar. Here is a link to the page ‘About NLP Guide’:
About NLP Guide
##External Links##
To create an external link, which is where you are linking to a site other than your own, put in this code: External Link. You don’t need a text after the URL as it will be clear what it is for. For example:
http://www.workwithnathalie.com/ (this will link straight to my website front page)
##Colours## This topic explains how you can change the colour of your text and links.
When you’re writing your posts, you can choose from a rich selection of colours for your links and text, as well as for some tools in the editor. There are also full colour pickers inside the WordPress editor to make it easy to get the perfect colour.
The WP Admin Bar has been updated in WordPress 4.9, so now you can choose colour just like font size and alignment too.
##Text Colour## This topic explains how you can change the colour of your text. There’s a list of available colours that you can use with this relation: [Text Colour].
If you want to change the colour of your text, you will place this code into the editor:
<span style="color: #000000;">text</span>
This will give the text a dark grey colour. To change to any other colour, replace #000000 with the hex code of the colour that you want. For example, to make your text white, you would add this code into the editor:
<span style="color: #ffffff;">text</span>
##Link Colour## This topic explains how you can change the colour of your links. There’s a list of available colours that you can use with this relation: [Link Colour].
If you want to change the colour of your links, you will place this code into the editor:
<a style="color: #000000;">link</a>
##Link Colour Table## This topic explains how you can change the color of your links and text. Font colour can be found in this table: [Link Colour Table].
To change a link or text colour, use one of these codes in the editor:
<span style="color:#000000">text</span>
<a style="color:#000000">link</a>
Four primary colours - Red, Yellow, Cyan and Blue are derived from three pastel colours used in early painting.
##Link Hover Colour## This topic explains how you can change the colour of your links when you hover over them. Use this code to change the colour of your links: [Link Hover Colour].
To change the hover colour of your links, use this code in the editor:
<a style="color: #000000;">link</a>
There are default colours already assigned to each link, and they are specific according to what type of link they are, such as a primary link (orange), a secondary link (blue), and so on.
##Button Colour## This topic explains how you can change the colour of your buttons. You can find the colour for your links in this table: [Button Colour]. You will have to use one of these codes in the editor:
<a style="color:#000000">button</a>
The default colours for each type of button are contained here.
Text and Links This topic explains what happens when you add text into your post or page and whether it is visible or not.
You can add text into a post or page by using any HTML code. Here is an example of an <i>italic text</i>, and it will look like this in the post:
<i>italic text</i>
You can use the same code for <b>bold text</b>, and it will look like this in the post:
<b><p>bold text</p></b>
The same applies for all other elements.
When you are using the editor in WordPress, you can also use HTML codes to add text. To use HTML codes in the editor, just select Text and then type a code between < and > characters. The HTML code will be highlighted.
##Text Colour## This topic explains what happens when you add text into your post or page and whether it is visible or not. You can find the colour for your links in this table: [Text Colour].
When you are using the editor in WordPress, you can also use HTML codes to add text. To use HTML codes in the editor, just select Text and then type a code between < and > characters. The HTML code will be highlighted. You can also highlight text with a different colour to make it stand out when you have chosen the ‘Highlighted’ option in the editor.
##Text Width## This topic explains what happens when you add text into your post or page and whether it is visible or not. You can find the width for your links in this table: [Text Width].
When you are using the editor in WordPress, you can also use HTML codes to add text.
Conclusion
This book was written with you in mind. It focuses on the basics of how to use WordPress and how to configure your site. You will be able to take WordPress to a whole new level, learn all about the options that are available, and get started creating your own websites.
Once you have completed reading this book, I hope that you will be ready for the next step - building your first website.
I want you to have lots of fun as you start building your own website, so don’t feel afraid if it doesn’t work at first. Sometimes it takes trial and error until you find the right combination of settings and plugins that work best for a particular theme or design concept.