Sharing your audio files with WordPress.com can be done in a number of ways. Third-party embeds from websites like SoundCloud are supported, and you can also upload mp3 files and other supported formats directly into your site.
Galleries and slideshows are a wonderful way to share company photos with your visitors. When this post format is used, the featured image will be hidden and the first gallery found in the post will be shown as a gallery in blog, archive, and search views.
The only difference between chat posts and standard posts are the fonts. You’ll notice that in blog, search, and archive views the font used to display these posts is Source Sans Pro, as opposed to the more commonly used Playfair Display throughout this theme.
George: (To Jane) You know, when I was a kid, I once found a dollar and fifty cents in change on the bottom of the pool.
Jane: (No feeling in her voice) You must’ve been excited.
George: Yeah. Hey, you know, I gotta go get these tomatoes. You wanna go for a ride?
Jane: I don’t think so.
Asides are similar to Facebook note updates, and they generally appear throughout your blog, search, and archive pages without a title displayed.
When writing posts with WordPress, you have the option of inserting text, images, and other content like videos, audio, and PDF files into your content. The sky is the limit, and it’s completely up to you to determine which kind of content you plan on writing for your site visitors and future customers.
If you need ideas, hop over to the Daily Post. If you’ve never used WordPress.com and need to learn more, then visit Learn WordPress. Finally, if you’d like to learn more about Corporate then visit the Documentation section of the site to get up to speed with your new theme.
Here’s a quick video demonstration that shows you how to pick post formats for each of your WordPress posts:
Statuses are similar to Twitter updates, and they generally appear throughout your blog, search, and archive pages without a title displayed.
The only difference between quote posts and standard posts are the fonts. You’ll notice that in blog, search, and archive views the font used to display these posts is Source Sans Pro, as opposed to the more commonly used Playfair Display throughout this theme.
Occasionally in life there are those moments of unutterable fulfillment which cannot be completely explained by those symbols called words. Their meanings can only be articulated by the inaudible language of the heart. —Martin Luther King, Jr.
Image posts are useful for quick snaps, like you would find on Instagram or similar.
When this post format is chosen, no post content will show up in blog, search, and archive views; however, you can override this with custom CSS:
[css]
.blog .format-image .entry-content,
.archive .format-image .entry-content,
.search .format-image .entry-content {
display: block;
}
[/css]
Here’s a quick video demonstration that shows you how to pick post formats for each of your WordPress posts:
The title of Link posts may direct visitors to one of the following locations:
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