When you have completed this lesson, you will be able to:
- Identify the important settings within WordPress.
- Research what each setting does within WordPress.
- Change the settings within WordPress.
Assignment 3.1
- Inside of your Web Design folder, create a new folder titled Lesson 3.
Assignment 3.2
- Read this tutorial, which explains the different setting options within WordPress.
- Make a copy of this document, rename it WPSG3-(your initials), and move it into your Lesson 3 folder.
- As you read through the tutorial, answer the questions in the document.
Assignment 3.3
- Utilize the internet and other sources of information to determine what is an acceptable setting to use for each WordPress Discussion settings option listed below:
- Other Comment Settings:
-Comment author must fill out their name and e-mail
-Users must be registered and logged in to comment
-Automatically close comments on articles older than days
-Enable threaded (nested) comments
-Break comments into pages with top level comments per page and the page displayed by default
-Comments should be displayed with the comments at the top of
each page - Before a comment appears:
-Comment must be manually approved
-Comment author must have a previously approved comment
- Other Comment Settings:
- Create a new Google Document titled WordPress Settings-(your initials) and move it into your Lesson 3 folder.
- Use your research results to write a one to two-page paper explaining what you found and how it will impact what discussion settings you will use.