Topic outline

  • General

  • Introduction

    • WordPress enables you to easily create, edit, and publish web pages on your website(s). It also allows our website Editors and Authors more flexibility on when and where they can update their website. One of the best features we can create by using WordPress is responsive, mobile websites.

  • Logging into WordPress

    • To log into your WordPress site, access the URL – https://www.fnu.ac.fj/oclfnulogin/. Always use this URL when logging into WordPress.
      Enter your username or email address and password.

  • Exploring the Backend

    • Workspace You will use your web browser to work in WordPress. You can easily switch between browsing web pages and editing web pages because of this. The WordPress workspace makes it easy for you to access pages.

      On the left-hand side, you’ll notice that there’s a large list of links. Three important areas in the sidebar are: Programme Management, Media, and Pages.

  • Working with Programme Management

  • Working with Pages

    • WordPress enables you to edit existing web pages on your website and to create new ones.
      • If you are an Editor, you will be able to publish these updates.
      • If you are an Author, an Editor will publish your updates.

      You can edit web pages on websites that you are connected to and have permission to edit. When you choose to edit a page, you may receive a warning that another user is editing the page if there are multiple Editors on your website.

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  • Creating Links

    • WordPress can be used to create internal and external links on your website. Understanding the difference between these two links makes it easier to create them.
      • External Links are links that lead to a website outside of UIS. For example, a link from the Web Services website to an article on CNN.com should be an external link. For external links, it is important to have the link open in a new tab in the browser.

      • Internal Links are links to other pages or resources that are a part of the website you are working on. All UIS websites are considered the same website. For example, a link from the Web
      Services website “Projects” page to the “Community” page is an internal link, or a link from the Web Services website to the Biology website is an internal link.

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  • Working with Images

    • Images can be used in a variety of methods in your WordPress posts and Pages. They can be major subject matter, or a referenced detail that enhances information or a story. The first thing you should consider is the "look" of the images on your page. Not what the images are of, but the general look of how they flow and interact with the rest of the content on your page.

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  • Creating and Deleting a Web Page

  • Sharepoint for Document management

    • A SharePoint team site is a place that users can collaborate on files, documents, and ideas. It is set up to facilitate two-way communication between team members. SharePoint offers a full range of document libraries, task lists, calendars, workflows, wikis, and other features to help a team communicate and collaborate.

  • Sharepoint Advanced