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| The dashboard is essentially your _________________________, which you will see each time you log in. | welcome center |
| You can view basic _____________ for your site, draft a new post, or see what you’ve recently published. | statistics |
| Gutenberg is the native WordPress content builder. It is a _____________________________ editor that you can use to create content. | block-based |
| Posts and pages are similar, but not the same. Posts are your blog or ___________ articles. Pages are more important parts of your site, like your home page or about page. | news |
| The media library also has settings to add/edit the _________ text, title, caption, and description. | alt |
| You can add new files by dragging and dropping or press the ______________________ option in a Gutenberg block. | add media/upload |
| When you add a new file when building your page or post it will automatically be added to the ____________________________. | media library |
| After you create content, your audience can interact with it via ___________________. | comments |
| Users can leave comments on the frontend, and you can perform several actions on the _________________, like editing or deleting comments. | backend/dashboard |
| WordPress provides the ability to easily change or customize the _________________ of your site with themes. | design |
| User ____________ can be admin, author/editor, and subscriber. This allows you to give different people different permissions to access and work on your site. | roles |
| The “Your _____________________” section is where you manage all the information about yourself. You can choose a custom color theme (for the backend only) and reset your password. | profile |
| It can be helpful to ___________________ the settings every so often as your site grows. | revisit |
| offers publicly viewable, modifiable, and distributable source code, fostering community development, customization, and often lower costs | open-source software |
| software (closed-source) has hidden, restricted code owned by a company, requiring paid licenses and offering centralized support and polished interfaces | propriety software |
