Categories: Snap Blog, Snap Tutorials - Tags: tinymce, wordpressIn this section I will walk you trough the basics of creating some content using a WordPress Page. Feel free to use a Post instead, the differences will be minor.
Click on the “Add New” entry under “Pages” in the admin sidebar menu. You will be presented with a form entitled “Add New Page”.
In the field at the very top, enter the title of your page. This will be both the menu entry as well as the title of the page.
The next box down, with all the buttons, is where the excitement happens. This is the visual editor that will let you create your page, insert images, make links etc..
Try not to directly paste text into the editor (such as from a Word document) as it will also imported undesirable formatting. Use the “Paste as Plain Text” or the “Paste from Word” options on the editor toolbar instead.
First things first… the editor has an advanced toolbar that we’ll want to turn on to get more formatting options. Click on the rightmost button on the toolbar to toggle the second row of buttons.

The use of most buttons should be straightforward. If you hover your mouse above each, you’ll get a brief summary of its use. The editor works like most text processors. Feel free to experiment. You can create and delete all the pages that you want. Please refer to this reference for an overview of each toolbar option.
Before you use any toolbar button, make sure that your cursor is inside the big text box, ready to write.
To preview your work without publishing the page (meaning without letting all your site visitors see the page), click on the “Preview” button near the right side. Once you are satisfied with it, click the “Publish” button. Your page should now appear on some menu on the public side of your site.
What pages do I need?
Ultimately you have to answer this for yourself but to get started, I would recommend a welcome page and an about page. Your business will greatly determine your needs of course. Additionally, a contact form is very useful and I’ll show you how to create one in the next section.