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How to create-edit-delete a post in wordpress.

Are you looking for how to add a new post in wordpress?Then read this article fully to know more about each features.Lets learn how to create-edit-delete a post in wordpress.Wordpress has classic editor which is similar to text editor.In this modern era,there are page builders are also available.Some builders are free and pro.While others come along with their theme. 

Page Builders

Elementor (free & pro versions availableVisual Composer(come along with theme)Divi Builder(come along with theme)Beaver Builder(free & pro version available)Themify Builder(pro & free version available)Page builder by Site Origin(pro & free version available)We will be teaching you each builders separately in upcoming tutorials.Classic editor has features like notepad and also can be coded in text tab.Lets learn how to create-edit-delete a post in wordpress.Step by step is shown here.

How to create-edit-delete a post in wordpress

Add new/Create a post in wordpress:

First step is to login to your dashboard.Click Post on the sidebar of dashboard.Now click add new button.Write title and description to create a post.

How to use Text Formatting:

Text formatting icons:There is no need to explain these icons in detailsHeading type:Bold:BOLDItalic:ITALICBulletein listNumbered listBlockquote:Left alignCenter alignRight alignAttachment fileUnderline:abcStrikethrough:abcHorizontal line: Text color:Paste as textClear formattingSymbol:©Increase indentDecrease indentUndoRedoKeyboard shortcuts

How to insert image into post:

Click on the add media button.Then click upload button.Select the image and click upload and insert into post.You can also insert image through url.Click on the insert url link and then paste the url into tab.Press enter and then click insert into post button.

How to insert featured image into post

Click the add media button and then select featured image option.Then select the image in media library and click set as featured image option.

How to write html codes in post:

In the post click on the text tab on the corner.In this section you can add html codes if needed.

Change the visibility option of post:

On the top corner near visibility click the edit link.Now select your preferences:Private:Visible to particular persons.Password protected:Visible to persons who know the password.Public:Visible to all.Then click ok.

Change the Status option:

On the top corner near status click on the edit link.Now select your options.Draft:saved not published.Published:Visible to all.Then click ok.

Schedule your post timings:

Click on the edit link near the publish immediately icon.Select your date and time.Then click schedule.

How to insert tags into post:

In the side of the post,type the tags required for your post.Then press enter or click ok button to add tags.

Insert categories into post:

For adding new categories,type in the box and select parent category.Then click add new category button.This will add new category.

How to bulk edit the post:

Select the posts and then click bulk edit option.Then add tags in the box,then edit the following optionsAuthor:User or default author is selected.Comments:Allow comment or not is selected.Status:published,draft and pending review are the options.Format:Standard,media,gallery,video,link.Sticky:Post is sticky if you need it to be on the front page always.Else select non sticky option.Pings:Allow ping or not is selected.

Bulk delete a post:

Select the post you want to delete.Then click the move to trash option under bulk edit option.Click apply.This  will delete the posts automatically.

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Changing large amount of data with workflows

In my previous post Bulk Editing Records I described how we can edit a large amount of data in one action. In this post we will focus on how we can do this with workflows, and how to do this on an even bigger scale than 250 records in a row.

The standard way (Max 250 records in a row)

In the standard way of executing workflows we can, just as we cold with the bulk edit functions in the last post, only execute a workflow over 250 records in a row. The differences between doing a bulk edit and execution a workflow over several records, is that we can set conations in workflows and we can also do more advanced edits in workflows.

To use the standard functionality we first need to create a workflow and then set the workflow as an “on-demand” process.

It’s also easier if we make your workflow a synchronous/real time workflow. This is done by pressing the button “Convert to real-time workflow”

To be able to execute it, make sure that the workflow is activated

To execute the workflow you need to go to a view that contains records of the entity type that you created your workflow for. When you are in the view you need to mark the records that you would like to execute the workflow on.

Press the dots in the ribbon and choose Run Workflow

Select the workflow that you would like to execute and press “add”

Just as we described in the bulk edit post you can mark all records in the same view and expand your view to a maximum of 250 records. To get info about how to change the view to 250 records read the Bulk Edit Post.

The Bulk Workflow tool (Unlimited records in a row)

In both the standard way of executing workflows and in the standard bulk edit functionality we have had a limit of doing changes/executing records on a maximum of 250 records in a row. This works fine when the amount of records that you would like to change is less than somewhere around 2000 records. If we have more records it can get both boring and time consuming doing it over and over again.

Then we have the bulk workflow tool to the rescue. In the Bulk workflow tool we can execute a workflow on unlimited amount of records in a row.

The criteria’s for what records that the workflow should execute on, we define in view. The view can be either a system view or a personal view.

Let’s start by creating a personal view!

This is done by going into advanced search Create a filter that fits your search criteria’s Press “Save as”

Give the view a name and press save.

Now we need to download the Bulk workflow tool, that we can do by clicking here

First we need to extract the zip file

Then open the “CRM2011BulkWorkflowTool” application by clicking on it

Give your environment a nickname of your choice

Fill in the discovery server Name

The discovery server name we can find in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM system by clicking Settings –Customizations – Developer Resources:

If you can’t copy the text, click on it and copy the URL

Remove the http or https from the url and remove everything after the .com

The URL should look something like this:

“disco.crm4.dynamics.com”

Fill in the org name

The Org name we can find on the same page as the Discovery Service. (Organization Unique Name)

If you managed to log in it should look like this:

Now we just got to select the workflow that we would like to execute, and the view containing the right filters with the records that you would like to execute the workflow on.

Then we press the Execute Workflow Button.

And there we got it!

In the right window we can see how the workflows are getting triggered. Do not turn the Bulk Workflow application down before you see in the right window that it is done.

Over and out

/Ted