Wordpress Tutorial For Beginners Part 9 - Inserting Media and Managing Comments

http://desireadifference.com | In this ninth WordPress tutorial for beginners, I'll take you through uploading media and posting them to your WordPress website and how to manage your comments to prevent spam on your WordPress Website.

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[roystem]

These are awesome, I learned a lot from your video's! Got my first site up and running :]. Can't wait for the next video. I'm especially interested in the SEO bit.

[nigelum]

@roystem I'm glad they've helped you with your site.

[id0leyex]

thanx go to guy... u hav helped a lot :)

[nigelum]

@id0leyex I'm glad to have been of help.

[ConnorMarc]

Robert, that was excellent. Dare I say, THE best WordPress video series on YT. At least that I've ever seen or know of. Very articulate, non-industry terms. Organized in a structured way, that flowed naturally. You clearly know you're stuff. Even better, are able to teach it in a very easy way.

Not only was your videos informational, but inspiring.

With that said, what's your thoughts on Premium Themes, say...ThemeForst for instance. Or even TemplateMonster.

Yay or nay?

[nigelum]

@ConnorMarc I would suggest Thesis or Magazine Premium for paid themes. There's also a great free theme called Suffusion that has a ton of back end features. If you're going to pay for it, don't look at the number of themes you have access to, but how much of it you can tweak. Hope my long-winded explanation helped.

[gpmazz]

I am having trouble finding "part 10" video.  Please help. And thank you very much for all your hard work. I am learning so much.

[HonestlyActive]

More more more!! haha thanx for the videos.

[id0leyex]

where is your part 10 vdo???



[ConnorMarc]

@nigelum Good answer. I see you're definitely on the side of functionality over all else. I used to be very "presentation-driven" for lack of a better term, concerning WP themes. I've since learned better. I'm more at a place of balance with equal presentation and functionality. I do believe how your site looks makes a big difference. I believe in standing out. Now I also incorporate functionality and SEO as well. Hopefully, in the near future, I can be able to present me finished product. Peace

[nigelum]

@ConnorMarc WOW! What a complement! I'm glad they've helped. Now to your question. I can't say anything specific about ThemeForest or TemplateMonster, but paid themes are a great step up. What you need to make sure of is that you can edit the whole sha-bang, such as colors for menus, text, links, hovers, and content area. You need to also be able to find a theme that has several page templates and can change the site size. The BIG thing is if you can customize the CSS.....more on next cmt