If any of this doesn't work as you’d like, experts can instantly switch to an HTML view of the current page, and edit the code as required (via the ‘Code Editor’). These can't compete with the best of the website builder competition, but among the dozens of available widgets, useful integrations include simple audio and video embedding, Twitter timelines, Facebook pages, iCal-compatible calendars, Flickr and Instagram feeds. If you’re interested in adding widgets to your site - small components which you can typically add to sidebars, headers, footers, and other widget-enabled areas of your chosen theme - you can access them via the Appearance > Customise menu in your left sidebar. WordPress has some great widgets available that you can add to your site (Image credit: ) The options offered to you are very straightforward. Audio and video files can be linked from elsewhere, or hosted locally if you buy a commercial WordPress account. Images can be added from your computer, your Google account, via a URL, or by searching the excellent Pexels library of free stock images (opens in new tab). There's media support for images, documents, audio and video files. Just highlight the sample text and start typing to replace it (no need to click on an edit button for instance).
It feels more like you’re working with a word processor than a web-based website editor. When you follow the checklist and ‘update your homepage’, you’ll find yourself in front of the WordPress editor. If you’re unsure where to go, you’ll also find a useful tutorial pop up which you’re free to follow. If you've any experience with using a PC at all, you'll complete the setup parts of the checklist within a few minutes. Each time you finish a section, you’re automatically taken to the next one. The main part of the page focusses on you filling in a few details before you can get properly started. Setting up a new site is pretty straightforward.
Follow the setting up tour to get your blog ready for the big time (Image credit: ) Getting started
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