We use horizontal lines before and after advertisements to signify breaks in our text, so they don’t appear like images we’ve added to our posts. We found some HTML that did the job. <hr class=”wp-block-separator”/> However, we wanted the wide line and ran a quick Google to find the modifier. Didn’t find it as fast […]
Seems in Windows 10 an emoji menu can be invoked using: Windows key + Period.
No need to install a plugin. It works everywhere. Chrome, notepad, Wordpress, Microsoft Word, filenaming in Windows Explorer…
The SEO menu window that covers the WordPress Blocks are called Advanced Panels. To turn them off: Click the three dots on the right (beside Preview/Publish buttons) Options (at the bottom) Advanced Panels – turn off the ones we don’t need. We had to add this in after the SEO menus got in our way.
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Fast Start-Up In our web trotting we found that Windows 10 uses Fast Start-Up which is on by default. It works similar to hibernation so when we shut down the computer, it tries to remember hardware settings and recall them upon next boot. In its attempt to save these settings, it drags out the shut