Andy,
You've certainly done, by the sound of your post, an excellent job at
researching things. I commend you for looking at the help pages. That's
not something that a lot of people would do.
Let me ask you a question, sir. Are you using Mars Edit to post to your
blog, or are you just using the wordpress web site with Safari?
If the latter, I'll see if I can help you, but I normally don't do it that
way. This being said though, I can look at my blog and try to help you out,
if needed.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Collins" <[email protected]>
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2013 7:15 AM
Subject: Wordpress help please
hi all -
I'm having a difficult experience with Wordpress.
I've created my blog account, and written my first post of introduction,
and had somebody look at it for me. All that they see is a lot of what I
am taking to be tags from the post, and not the post itself.
I haven't got to grips with adding tags to a post yet, so it seems like
wordpress itself has just created them by pulling together groups of words
from sentences. This is quite meaningless as a tag, but as yet, as I say,
I've not got to grips with how tags can be added, changed or deleted.
The big thing for now is that my post doesn't actually seem to be
available in it's complete form as I wrote it. I did click the publish
button, and got a message to say it had been published, but all that
appears to anybody trying to read it, is this set of 4 or 5 word extracts,
that I'm assuming to be tags, and the word tag is onscreen, just before
these jumbled extracts. These tags/extracts are clickible links, but
clicking them just capitalises the text, and makes it larger.
I've read a lot fo the help pages provided by wordpress themselves, but am
still stuck. Even to a sighted observer, this website didn't look very
intuative.
All help apprreciated, and the more detailed explanation the better
please -
Andy
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