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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/how-to-customize-gravity-forms-for.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrvE_DYkok4endofvid [starttext]

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The Modern Tog (http://www.themoderntog.com) tutorial shows you how to customize Gravity Forms

Credits: TheModernTog
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How to Customize Gravity Forms for WordPress

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-gravity-forms-make-contact.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x1fNc9F8TAendofvid [starttext]

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Credits: worshiptimeswebsites
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Wordpress Gravity Forms Make Contact Form

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/using-contact-form-7-and-wordpress-to.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiB7CKFCNlEendofvid [starttext]

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http://robcubbon.com/blog Hope you enjoy this tutorial on using Contact Form 7 and WordPress to create a questionnaire

Credits: robcub40
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Using Contact Form 7 and WordPress to create a questionnaire

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/how-to-create-different-contact-form-in.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elEEpBMULLYendofvid [starttext]

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Contact form part 2 video contains.. How to add captcha in contact form? What are all the necessary things need to add captcha? How to create different types of contact forms in different pages? How to add tile for each input field of the form?

Credits: fourblogger
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How to create different contact form in different pages using contact form 7 plugin- part 2

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/how-to-create-contact-form-in-wordpress.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QP1CQNh4XQYendofvid [starttext]

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Contact form Part 1 video contains.. How to install contact form7 wp-plugin? How to add new input field in the contact form using generate tags? How to add limited size file uploading options in contact form? How to rebuild the default contact form as per your requirement? How to show own messages while submitting contact form? How to increase message field size of the contact form?

Credits: fourblogger
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How to create contact form in wordpress blog using contact form 7 wp- plugin part 1

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/contact-form-7-plugin-install-for.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48eaWj66LMAendofvid [starttext]

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http://www.idiotproofblogging.com This is a video tutorial teaching how to install and configure contact form 7 for Wordpress. You will also need Really Simple CAPTCHA plugin too which I teach how to get both of them working within Wordpress admin panel.

Credits: wordpressjunkie
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Contact Form 7 Plugin Install for Wordpress

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-tables-plugin-websimon-tables.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKFwkxlcDsUendofvid [starttext]

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http://OnScreenCast.com http://RoseAppleMedia.com
This videos is part for a series for building a membership site with the free version of the WordPress plugin S2 Member. The complete series http://OnScreenCast.com
The Websimon Table plugin is used to help to build a Membership Options page for S2 Member and is an example for using this WordPress tables plugin.

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress Tables Plugin - Websimon Tables with S2 Member

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-plugin-display-widgets.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NelQ78x74-wendofvid [starttext]

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Display Widgets is a plugin for WordPress that adds control to widgets. You can display or hide widgets on specific pages by simply checking boxes. No need to get unique ID numbers or type code in boxes.
As an example I have a series of 14 videos that are placed on individual pages for viewing. I want a custom menu to show only on the pages that have the video series.
I first create the custom menu with the pages for the video series. And then I place that custom menu in the widget area that I want.
And when the Display Widgets plugin is active it displays two boxes at the end of each active widget. The first box selection allows you to control whether you want to display or hide the checked boxes. For our example we want to show this menu on the checked pages. The next box is a list of the sites post and pages. At the top of this box is a selection to make if you want the widget to show for logged-out or logged-in users. Leave these unchecked to display for both. Make the selection that fits your needs. Next we'll check the pages where we want this widget to appear -- on the Landing Page video series only. When finished click save. Now the custom menu will appear only on the selected boxes for the landing page video series.
If you have several widgets in the same widget area then you can choose which ones gets displayed on which page. For instance I have a text box that displays a link to a sign-up page that I don't want to appear on the videos series pages. I can select to hide the widget and then select the video series page and this widget will not appear on those pages.
With the plugin I can even have several custom menus for different videos series in the same widget area and I can then match the menu to the individual videos series so only the correct menu will appear on the correct video series pages.
This is a nice clean and intuitive plugin.
Questions can be directed to the plugin forum at http://blog.strategy11.com/forum.
If you like this plugin consider donating to the author to help support the development.

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress Plugin Display Widgets

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-34-add-new-links-settings.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vamDRiW0eSYendofvid [starttext]

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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos The link relationship XFN tags stands for XHTML Friends Network. XFN tags is an effort to add personal relationship meaning to the links. When you add a new link you can specify the relationship you have in real life with the person behind the link. XFN relationships are optional. Leaving these unchecked will not affect your links in any way. You can choose as many square boxes as you want with the exception of the first one that if checked will gray out all the others. With the lines that have the round radio buttons you can only choose one from that line. The round buttons are set on none as a default. Each one you select will be added to the rel: box and will be used in the HTML rel attribute for the link. Check the identity box if the link is to one of your websites. This is exclusive of all others so checking this box will gray out all the others. Friendship radio buttons specify four different types of relationships: Contact is someone you can get in touch with. Acquaintance is someone you exchanged greetings but not much more. Friend is someone you consider a friend. None is used as a default. Physical is for someone you've actually met face-to-face. Professional allows you to specify a professional relationship. Co-worker is someone you work with or who works at the same organization. Colleague is someone in the same field or activity. Geographical is for a geographically link to person. Co-resident is someone who shares a street address. Neighbor is someone who lives nearby, perhaps at an adjacent street address or apartment. None is used for a blank category. Family has six buttons for family relationships. Child is an offspring or someone that you have adopted. Kin is a relative. Part of your extended family. Parent is mother, father or someone who has adopted you. Sibling is brother and sisters. Spouse is your significant other. None is used for a blank category. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress 3.4 Add New Links Settings

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-34-add-new-pages-settings.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xogZL6ilZsendofvid [starttext]

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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos
Pages are used for content that usually does not change or that remains static, such as the about me page, a contact page or a copyright page. Pages can also be used for the index or front-page of the site. Pages by default don't have categories or tags. They can, however, be placed in a parent child structure so you can have pages and sub-pages. The parent pages can be automatically added to a menu as discussed in the appearance menus video. WordPress pages are stored in a database along with posts. And unlike static html pages they're generated out of this database when a page request is made.
The add new page screen is where a page is composed. This screen consists of the page editor and attribute boxes that perform different functions that pertain to a page.
Some of these attribute boxes are hidden by default. To show these boxes click the screen options tab and check the ones you want to show or un-check any you want hidden. You also have the option of a one or two column layout. These boxes can also be managed by collapsing or expanding by clicking the bar at the top of each box. In addition they can be rearranged by mousing over the bar and holding the left mouse key down and dragging the box to a new location and releasing the mouse button.
The enter title here field is the title of the page. It is used as the slug in the permalink and it's also the header. If permalinks have not been set from the default then a change permalinks button will activate. Permalinks are detailed in the permalinks video. To avoid 404 errors, permalinks should be set before pages and post are created. When permalinks have been set then this button will be an edit button for the permalink. Also it should be noted that if you move a page to the trash it's not deleted from the database. So if you create another page with the same name a number will be added to the permalink. To avoid this, simply navigate to the all pages screen, click the trash filter link, locate the page and click delete permanently.
The editor screen is where you type and edit the actual page. It's similar to many text editors with some of the familiar features. These edit features can be expanded or collapsed by clicking the kitchen sink button located in the edit features. The screen size can be increased or reduced by mousing over the handle at the right bottom corner of the editor. This will activate a double arrow. Hold the left mouse key down and you can drag this handle to increase or decrease the size of the edit window. There is also a default editor size that can be set on writing settings screen.
http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress 3.4 Add New Pages Settings

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-34-add-new-user-settings.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGaoZ4wzSaYendofvid [starttext]

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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos The Add New Users screen is where a user is added to the site. If the "Anyone can register" option is set in the Membership section of the General Settings screen then users can register themselves. Regardless of that setting, you can always manually create new users from this screen. To add a user enter a username. This is a required field and this name cannot be changed. This will be the Log-in name for this user. Enter a valid e-mail address for the new user. The e-mail address is required and must be unique for each user. This email address is used for any notifications sent by the administrator of the site. You can enter the first name, the Last Name and a Website of the users but these fields are optional. The Password is required and must be entered twice, once in each text box. If they don't match then an error message will be generated to try again. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress 3.4 Add New User Settings

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-34-all-pages-settings.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzcyLj9Jvewendofvid [starttext]

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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos
The All Pages screen is a table of all the created pages in alphabetical order.
The Page table can be sorted by Title, by Author or by date. You also have the option of selecting one of the filters to get a list of the pages in that filter. Pages can also be searched by entering a keyword in the search box and clicking the Search Pages button. In additional the table columns can be hidden by clicking the Screen Options tab and selecting the columns you want to show or unselecting the ones you want to hide. And there's an option to limit the number of pages that show in the table.
The bulk action feature is also available by selecting the pages, then the bulk actions and clicking the Apply button. And Pages can be filtered by date by selecting a date from the drop down and clicking the Filter button.
The TITLE of the page is what was entered in the title line when the page was created. This is an active link and can be clicked to edit that page. The page status is listed next to the page Title for any page that has not been published. Below the Title are the action links where the page can be edited, or edited using the Quick edit, sent to the Trash or Viewed.
The Author column is the username of the person who wrote the page. This is also a link and when clicked the author link causes all the pages from that author to be displayed in the Table, allowing a Bulk Action to be applied to all pages for that author.
The Comment Bubble shows the number of comments for that page. Pending comments are displayed in a blue bubble. Clicking on a blue bubble activates the Comments Panel allowing moderation of those pending comments. If there are no comments PENDING then the bubble will be RED when moused over with the number of approved comments in the bubble.
http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress 3.4 All Pages Settings

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-34-available-tools-settings.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4gInjgzpz4endofvid [starttext]

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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos The Available Tools Screen details two tools, the bookmark tool "Press This" and the Categories and Tags Converter plugin. The Press This tool allows you grab parts of the a website like text, images and video and display it on your website. This is the same tool found on the Writing Settings screen. You can add this to your bookmark by mousing over the link and holding the left mouse key down and dragging it to your browser bookmarks and releasing the mouse key. You can use this tool to just grab a link, or to post an excerpt. Press This will even allow you to choose from images included on the page to use in the post. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress 3.4 Available Tools Settings

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-34-comments-settings.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37tU59YlXA0endofvid [starttext]

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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos Comments are messages left by visitors to the site. These can come in the form of a simple line or two of text to a long discussion with links or pings to other sites. Any comment that is made on the site can be managed in the Comments screen. This screen has information about the comment and various actions can be taken on the comment. The Comments screen is a table of all the comments listed in order received with the newest first. A yellow shaded row means the comment is waiting for moderation before appearing on the site. Each comment line contains the Comment author information, information about the comment itself and the In Response To column for site information about the comment. The Author column can have several pieces of information including the screen name and avatar. Also it can have the commentors website in the form of a URL that can be clicked to visit that site and the email address, also an active link that can clicked to send an email to that address. And the IP address. Clicking on that IP address link will display all the comments originated by that IP address. This allows a Bulk Action to be applied to all comments from that IP address. A nice feature if you want to delete all the comments from that IP. The Comments column has the date and time the comment was submitted. Click this date and time link to leave a reply to the comment directly on the site. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress 3.4 Comments Settings

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[postlink] https://wordpressvideotutorial.blogspot.com/2012/10/wordpress-34-discussion-settings.html[/postlink] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neE-qcRfIk0endofvid [starttext]

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http://RoseAppleMedia.com for WordPress 3.4 Private Label Videos The discussion settings screen sets options for managing and displaying comments and links to your post and pages and settings for comment spam. The default article settings are for post notifications. When this box is checked it will notify (or ping) any other sites that you linked to in your post. This is done during the publishing of the post and can slow down posting since a notification attempt is made to all the links in the post before the post is published.. When this box is checked it allows your site to be notified (or pinged) from another site that has linked to your site. These pingbacks and trackbacks will appear in the comments box for that post. This setting can be overwritten for each individual post or page. And when this box is checked it allows comments to be made for a post or page. This can also be overwritten for an individual post or page. When this box is checked it requires all commentators to fill out the name and email field before leaving a comment. Although the names and emails are not verified it helps combat spam. The next box when checked requires all commentators to be a logged in registered user before they can leave a comment. Users will see the "you must be logged-in in order to make a comment" message when this box is checked. http://RoseAppleMedia.com for the complete script to this video

Credits: RoseAppleMedia
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WordPress 3.4 Discussion Settings