This is an example page. It’s different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this:
Hi there! I’m a bike messenger by day, aspiring actor by night, and this is my website. I live in Los Angeles, have a great dog named Jack, and I like piña coladas. (And gettin’ caught in the rain.)
…or something like this:
The XYZ Doohickey Company was founded in 1971, and has been providing quality doohickeys to the public ever since. Located in Gotham City, XYZ employs over 2,000 people and does all kinds of awesome things for the Gotham community.
As a new WordPress user, you should go to your dashboard to delete this page and create new pages for your content. Have fun!
This is a new paragraph I started 12/8/20. I just got my 96 brush pen set and mandala coloring book. I happily colored in the first page. The 96 pens are sitting under my beautiful Christmas tree.
Now I am ready to go to bed and get under the electric blanket-same night as above. But first I will write about the Vermeer painting I have of the woman’s face I am looking at. I imagine she is illuminated by candle light
She is holding the candle holder with the lit candle, she stops to look at me before walking upstairs to her bedroom. It is very dark in the large house
She has on pearl earrings and hat, a long sleeve blouse, a long blue skirt and a blue apron. Having washed and dried the dishes from dinner it is time for bed.
12/10/20 I luckily found WordPress Gutenberg Block Basics 2020 and discovered the Modes tool that switches between Edit mode and Select Mode. Also in trying to get the second paragraph to move back to center -when I selected Change text alignment it didn’t move the paragraph to the right -it centered the text in the middle. Apparently my selecting Undo got the LA bike messenger back
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Great just discovered in Select mode I selected a block and hit delete and it was gone. Moving ahead. Just discovered the Align text will not do what I want (move the entire block to the middle). So lets see what I now know in the tool bar – tools or modes, undo/redo, details, outlining (haven’t used this), change block type or style (haven’t used this) , change text alignment, Bold, italics, link, more rich text controls( haven’t ) , more options.
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12/12 Outlining, arrow up, undo – have to select it first, duplicate, font size, color
Italics, xfinity, sanitation, red cross, have to keep practicing, so it becomes second nature. Planning my recital tomorrow
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Its 12/13 the day of the recital last minute , Jamie got the time wrong, how long is it, I decided to introduce everyone but the print won’t print because I need to change an ink cartridge.
I just deleted the paragraph above
Preparing for Craig 12/14/20
Lets see if I can summarize what I have done, show setting full sidebar click +, save changes , undo last changes -arrow to left, redo last saved changes, select all text command A, block editor on right-font size, color settings, font size, up load photo image, table , list, trying to figure out Outdent that moves text-I’m afraid of deleting the block Question for Craig how to move the out dented text back to center. Also Craig I am using the Tool to switch from select to edit. So I select a block before I move it or edit it-don’t know if this is the most efficient way to do thisSee you tomorrow at 1
12/15/20 Answer to my own questions, Command A keyboard shortcut selects the paragraph, Select – Escape, Edit is Enter, I just used Select and the up arrow to move . So Select is to move text around, Edit is to edit MUCH SIMPLER TO USE COMMAND A TO SELECT A TEXT AND USE SELECT TO MOVE PARAGRAPHS AROUND
May all beings have happiness and the causes of happiness
I love this message, I got these from Donna Rutherford
12/15/20 this is what this page looks like when I am editing. Adding a menu, Adding Sample Page2 -dashboard, pages, add new, in that editor of Page 2 added Vimeo by going to the Vimeo link, then published. Back to dashboard clicked WP selected Appearance, Menus, List of Pages -checked box beside Sample Page 2, Add to menu, Save menu, double click ottzensandbox back to home page, Sample page 2 -across top, then Mission statement not there, not shown on menu, dashboard, all pages, saw it listed in pages in Draft (not published) , List of pages, Mission selected -edit -back to editor page, top right publish, back to dashboard -Appearance, menu, Mission Statement now listed in Pages, checked box under Mission statement, add to menu, save menu, ottzensandbox to go back
Today added 2 pages, Sample 2, Mission statement published. Homework add a new page. Go to preview to see it on cell phone
Columns, gallery of photos, 12/15/10
REVIEW HEADING 12/17/20
Reviewing everything Noreen Wenjen has created an invaluable guide for the private piano teacher. Her years of success in this field have enabled hereto write a book that is both comprehensive and wise. “Two-Year-Waitlist” is an absolute for piano teachers
As a 25 year year veteran of the piano instruction professional and current President of the California Association of Professional Music Teachers. She understands the importance of not only creating a nurturing environment for music students but also what music teachers need to do to establish a successful music studio with longevity
In her new book she shares her tried and true method of using marketing, technology, and business know how to grow a two year waitlist for a successful independent music studio. From identifying the value of a music teacher and connecting with students to taxes, fees and running a music school like a business, she shares knowledge and experience to educate other professional music teachers on how they can create an empire that will have students lining up for their expertise
In her new book she shares her tried and true method of using marketing, technology, and business know how to grow a two year waitlist for a successful independent music studio. From identifying the value of a music teacher and connecting with students to taxes, fees and running a music school like a business, she shares knowledge and experience to educate other professional music teachers on how they can create an empire that will have students lining up for their expertise
