An Inside Look at the WordPress.org Blogging

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An Inside Look at the WordPress.org Blogging Platform
Self-Hosted WordPress Content Editor Screenshot

If you’re using the Classic WordPress Editor, this is what you will see. This albania telemarketing data shows what you would know if you wanted to add a new post to your blog.

There are multiple functions here, including adding media, text changes, links, etc. There’s also an option to easily switch to HTML if you want to use coding in your blog post.

If you’re using the free version of Elementor to edit a blog post, this is what you will see on the left-hand side of your blog post:

Elementor WordPress Theme Editing Options Screenshot

There’s a selection of widgets that you can use to add images, text, videos, and sections to your blog post. This is a nice drag-and-drop editor that allows you to see exactly what your blog post will look like.

You can choose to use the classic editor or Elementor, but switching back and forth between the two may cause formatting glitches, so I recommend sticking with the classic editor for your posts.

Examples of WordPress Websites
With WordPress as your blogging platform of choice, truly anything is possible from a design and functionality standpoint—so let’s take a look at a few diverse blog examples of what can be done (and since my blog is powered by WordPress too, feel free to poke around and see what I’ve done).