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Here you will find articles to assist you to perform some of the common core tasks within the WordPress platform. If you currently maintain your own website content, or you plan to do so in once your website is live, then these Support Articles will give you some assistance in performing the most common tasks that you will likely need to perform to keep your website up-to-date.

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Officers

The Officers features has been created in order for you to record and display the Officers of the Council and their roles and responsibliities. Add an Officer Login to your website to the WP Admin Dashboard From the Admin Menu (left side) click on Officers > Add New The following information should be set in order to get the best …Read more
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Members

The Members feature has been created for you to list and display the Members of your Council. Adding a Member NOTE: It is necessary to have added your Committees, Wards & Parties (if applicable) prior to adding Membersts. You can do this by going to the WP Admin> Members section in the menu, and selecting Committees, Wards and/or Parties so …Read more
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Meetings

This feature is one of the most commonly used, and allows you to publish Meetings, with Committee support and document uploads, plus more... Adding a Meeting NOTE: It is necessary for you to add your Meeting Venue to the Venues feature in order for it to be available when adding a Meeting Login to your website onto WP Admin Dashboard …Read more
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Mayor

This feature allows you to post details of your Mayor, and also keep details of Mayoral History by retaining the Mayor posts and allowing visitors to view previous Mayors and their Engagements (these are linked features). Adding a Mayor NOTE: You must set your current Mayor in order to use the Mayoral Engagements feature and assign Engagements to that Mayor. …Read more
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Mayoral Engagements

The Mayoral Engagements feature has been created in order for you to record and display the engagements that the Mayor/Deputy Mayor are invited to and attend. Adding a Mayoral Engagement NOTE: It is necessary to have added your Mayor's details prior to assigning Mayor Engagements to the Mayor. You can do this by going to the Mayor. Login to your …Read more
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Annual Meetings

The Annual Meetings feature has been designed to list Parish/Town Meetings. Adding an Annual Meeting To add an Annual meeting, please take the following steps: Login to your website to the Admin Dashboard On the Admin Menu (left side), click on Annual Meetings Click on Add New to create a new meeting The page that appears will look familiar, but …Read more
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Saving and Publishing Content

Once you’ve added all your content to your Page or Post you have the option of Saving the Page as a Draft or Publishing the page. Clicking the Save Draft link will simply save your Page/Post. This is handy if you would like to come back at a later date to add more content or if you’re simply not ready to publish …Read more
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Editing & Deleting Existing Content

To edit an existing page, simply click on the relevant Page/Post title, when viewing your list of Pages or Posts. Alternatively, click on the Edit link that appears beneath the title when hovering your cursor over each row. The screen that appears will be exactly the same as the Add New Page/Add New Post screen, only with the existing content displayed. When you’ve finished …Read more
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Reviewing Past Revisions

When you’re editing your Post or Page, the number of revisions for that particular Post or Page is shown on the Document tab in the Settings Sidebar, if you have any. Click the Revisions link just right Panel to browse through the various revisions for the current Post or Page. Use the slider at the top of the page or click the Previous and Next buttons to …Read more
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Rearranging Blocks

Blocks can be rearranged within your page in a couple of different ways. On the left of each block (or just above the block, if the block is set to display full width), are two block mover arrows ( ), and between these arrow icons is a block mover drag handle (). These block mover arrows and drag handle will only …Read more