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[MobileApp] Posts and Pages #788
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🟢 The original text is good. Can I make my text fancy?While working on a post or page, you can do basic text editing. Tap the icons located directly above the keyboard to add styling like bold, italics, alignment, and hyperlink. Text and background colors can be set on a per-block basis. To find color settings, click on the cogwheel icon.
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🟢 The original text is good (I removed the WP.com references already) Error “Couldn’t Sync — Sorry, you cannot edit posts/pages on this site.”The reason you would get this error is most likely because of one of two reasons:
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🟢 The original text is good. How can I create a page?Pages are static. That means that the information displayed on a page doesn’t change, or doesn’t change often. A great example of a page would be the ‘About’ or ‘Contact Us’ section of a website. To view your site’s pages, tap on Site Pages. On this screen, you will see four tabs:
You can either select the “Pages” tab in the Dashboard and then the black and white “+” icon in the bottom right corner. Or you can tap the black "+" icon directly from your dashboard and choose to add a "Site Page." If you choose to tap the black icon from the dashboard you have then the option to select if you want to add a new Blog post or a Site page
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🟢 The original text is good (I removed the WP.com references already) How can I create a post?So what’s a post? Posts are what make your blog a blog — they’re servings of content that are listed in reverse chronological order on your blog’s front page. Create a post using your mobile device, and let us know who you are and what you think the pros and cons of mobile blogging are. If you are stuck on what to write, feel free to consider these questions:
Here’s how to create a post on both Android and iOS devices. You have two options: You can either select the “Blog Posts” tab in the Dashboard or tap the black-and-white “Create New” icon in the lower right-hand corner. You can also tap the "Create New" icon directly from your dashboard. If you tap the "Create New" icon from the dashboard, you can select whether to add a new Blog post or Site page.
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🟢 The original text is good (I removed the WP.com references already) How to add a block?Blocks are the components for adding content in the WordPress block editor. There are many different block types available for you to use. When you create a new post or page a paragraph block is automatically added right below the page or post title. So to start writing you can tap below the title and start typing. If you would like to add a different block, like an image or a heading, for example, you can tap on the plus sign at the bottom of your screen. You will then be presented with the list of blocks in the mobile apps. Please note not all blocks available in the block editor when you use a browser are accessible in the app, but we are always working to add more features to the app. Review the list of Blocks available in the App. (add url)
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🟡 The article is still relevant but we will need to replace the current links to WP.com resources/references with wp.org ones. - Still under review May 23, 2024 Reusable BlockYou can insert reusable blocks that you have created in the web version of your site. Reusable blocks let you save a block or group of blocks to use later in any post or page on your site. Creating and editing reusable blocks is not yet supported on the WordPress app. To learn more about how to create a reusable block in the web version of your site, visit our detailed instructions on reusable blocks. To add a reusable block that you have already created, click on the + Inserter icon at the bottom-left corner of the screen and select the Reusable tab. Click the block to add it to the post or page. After inserting a reusable block, you can make changes to the block on that page or post only. To do this, click the ellipsis (three-dots) button for that icon and select Convert to regular blocks.
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🟢 The original text is good. How do I add a link?To add a link, highlight the text you wish to have as your link then tap the link icon and fill in the destination URL. Click OK when you are done.
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🟢 The original text is good. How do I add tags and categories?on AndroidTo add categories and tags in the Android app, tap the ellipse menu ( ) on the upper right then tap on Post settings. Then Tap either on the Categories or the Tags tab. When you select Categories, tap on the + (plus) sign at the top right corner to add a new category or select a previously added one from the list. When you select Tags, add new tags by typing the text for your tag, then hitting the back arrow in the top left to return to the previous screen. If the tag has already been created for a previous post or page, the Tags list will begin to auto-populate with matching tags. On iOSIn the iOS app, tap the three dots on the upper right-hand, then tap Post Settings. Then tap either on the Categories or the Tags tab. When you select Categories, tap on the + (plus) sign at the top right-hand corner to add a new category or select a previously added one from the list. When you select Tags, add new tags by typing the text for your tag, then hitting the back arrow in the top left to return to the previous screen. If the tag has already been created for a previous post or page, the Tags list will begin to auto-populate with matching tags. Pro tip – Make sure the total of your tags + categories does not exceed 15. Sometimes having more than 15 categories plus tags combined causes conflict and will prevent a post from showing. Example: 7 categories and 3 tags (total 10) is fine.
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🟡 The article is still relevant but we will need to replace the current links to WP.com resources/references with wp.org ones. How do I create a Homepage?A home page is the front door to your site. Using the steps in this guide, you can change your home page to any page you’ve created. If you don’t have any pages on your site yet you can follow the steps here to create one. Once you have created the page you want to use as a homepage you can set it as the homepage of your site by tapping on Site Pages and then tapping on the ellipse menu to the right of the page you would like to set as the homepage: |
🟢 The original text is good. How do I create a Sticky Post?You can first select the post you wish to make as a Sticky post from My Site > Posts. After you open up the post editor, you can then tap on the three dots in the top right-hand and select Post Settings to view the settings for that post. Next, scroll down and enable the option to Stick post to the front page. And head back to the post editor and click Update on the top right-hand corner to save the changes.
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🟢 The original text is good. How do I delete a post or page?You can move a post or page to Trash directly from My Site → Posts or My Site → Pages. To delete the post or page, you need to click the three dots to reveal the Trash option: In the iOS app, you’ll tap Move to Bin.
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🟡 The original text is good. NOTE: The app is not embedding Instagram on post Add this article after it has been fixed by the mobile dev team How do I embed an Instagram photo?You can embed photos from Instagram into your posts:
When you preview or publish the post, that Instagram link will automatically be converted into an embedded image in your post.
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🟢 The original text is good. How do I publish a Draft post?When you are ready to publish, you can change the status of the post from Drafts to Published following these steps.
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🟢 The original text is good. How do I recover a deleted post or page?When you delete (“trash”) a post or page, it is moved to the Trash tab. Items in the trash can be restored within 30 days of being sent to the trash; after 30 days they are permanently deleted. Undo a trashed post or pageWhen you trash a post or page, a confirmation message appears on the screen. You can tap UNDO to recover the trashed post or page immediately. Restore a post or page from the trashYou can view all trashed posts or pages by going to Blog Posts -> Trash or Site Pages -> Trash
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🟢 The original text is good. Where are my Drafts?You can find your drafts in the WordPress app following these steps:
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🟢 The original text is good (aside from the missing screenshots, of course). Where are the rest of the post options?On AndroidYou can access additional post options, such as Categories, Featured Image, and more by selecting options at the top right corner of the Post screen by clicking the ellipse menu (…) and then Post settings. Click on Post settings to see the settings for your post. Inside the Post settings, you can set tags and categories, add a featured image, set a publish date, and more. On iOSTo view the post settings when you are editing a post, tap on the three dots in the top right and select Post Settings to view the settings for that post.
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🟢 New article added How to schedule a Page or PostScheduling a page or post to be published on a later date is possible. The steps are simple after creating the page or post:
On the Pages dashboard, you can find your page or post under the "Scheduled" tab.
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