An Illustrated Introduction to WordPress 5: Basics for Beginners

WordPress is the most popular blogging software in the world, and with good reason. It can help users create a professional-looking website or blog in a matter of

Recently, it changed from its original “Classic” design to WordPress 5, also known as Gutenberg or “blocks”. The key difference are the main menus when creating a post or page for your website.

In this guide, two experienced WordPress site builders give you an overview of what you need to know in order to use the program successfully, to help you work smarter, not harder.

This guide is for:
+Readers who have already registered a URL (domain name) and uploaded WordPress to their site
+Anyone who wants an illustrated guide to the most essential aspects of WordPress’s new version 5, commonly referred to as Gutenberg or blocks
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Table of Contents

Introduction
Chapter 1-The WordPress Dashboard
Chapter 2-WordPress Posts and Pages
Chapter 3-WordPress Categories & Tags Guide
Chapter 4-WordPress Media Library
Chapter 5-WordPress Comments
Chapter 6-WordPress Appearance Menu
Chapter 7-WordPress Plugins
Chapter 8-WordPress Users
Chapter 9-WordPress Tools
Chapter 10-WordPress Settings Menus
Conclusion
Further Reading
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About the Authors

Joan Mullally is the author of more than 150 small business and online marketing guides. Thomas Michaels is her frequent co-author and an expert on all things tech.