WordPress 3.4 Add New Plugins Settings

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		WordPress Video Tutorials Descriptions: http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos Plugins are files or groups of files that extend and expand the functionality of a WordPress site. These files are located in the wp-content/plugins folder. The Plugins Add New screen is where you can find and install plugins that are either in the WordPress Plugin Repository or from the plugins zip file. There are several options for finding a plugin from the WordPress Plugins repository. You can click on the Featured, Popular or Newest link at the top of the Install Plugins screen to get a list of those plugins. Or you can click on one of the tags in the Popular Tags Cloud at the bottom of the screen for a list of those plugins . And you can search for a plugin by entering a keyword in the search box and clicking the Search Plugins button. The result will be a list of plugins in a table with the name, the version, the star rating and the description with a link to the plugin author. And under the plugin name are the Install Now button and the details button for additional about the plugins where you can find information like the last update and version comparability. This is vital information since you always want a plugin that is actively being updated and maintained for compatibility. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video Credits: RoseAppleMedia

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WordPress 3.4 Add New Plugins Settings

WordPress 3.4 Installed Plugins Settings

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		WordPress Video Tutorials Descriptions: http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos The Installed Plugins screen is where you manage plugins. This screen lists all the plugins - both active and inactive - that are in the wp-content/plugins folder. Once a plugin is installed, you can activate it, deactivate it, delete it, edit the settings, or Upgrade the Plugin from this screen. The default WordPress installation comes with two inactive plugins already installed, Askimet for comment spam control and Hello Dolly for fun. Thousands of additional plugins can be found in the WordPress plugin repository at WordPress.org. This screen is a table of the installed plugins in alphabetically order with a separate plugin on each line. This table has the plugin name with links to Activate or Deactivate, Edit and Delete and Settings if you need to configure the plugin and a description that tells what the plugins does along with the version number, the authors link and the plugin site link. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video Credits: RoseAppleMedia

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WordPress 3.4 Installed Plugins Settings