You check your email, download a harmless looking Word document attachment, open it – and next thing you know, your computer has been infected with dangerous malware. It starts spreading to other documents. Maybe it steals your address book and attacks your friends. Or maybe it encrypts your files and demands a ransom to give them back. What happened? You were attacked by a macro virus (a.k.a. macro malware).

Let’s take a closer look at macro viruses – and how you can stay safe from them.

To begin with, what’s a macro? It’s a small program that runs within a bigger program to automate a task on a user’s behalf – typically a complex or time-consuming task that would be annoying to perform manually, or hard to perform accurately and consistently.

Macros are...

Preparation

Open Source software tools recommended(avoid Microsoft applications):

GIMP image editor – https://www.gimp.org/
Libre Office wordproessor – https://www.libreoffice.org/

Libre Office

Compose the Page Title that includes a keyphrase you want to rank on in the search engines.

Compose the text for the page in plain text format. Use the page keyphrase in at least one Heading block. Use keyphrase at a 3% ratio(for 100 words of text use keyphrase 3 times)

GIMP

Size photos to 1920 x 1080 pixels prior to uploading. – https://cms-webs.com/content-management/sizing-photos-and-digital-images-for-posting-content-on-your-website/

Login

Log in to your website administration Dashboard. https://your-website-name.com/wp-admin

Edit Existing Page or Post

From y...

Copy and Paste a Web Address

Step 1: Open a new Tab in your web browser.

Step 2: Browse to the web page you want to copy. Perhaps a product Detail page in your shopping cart. Copy the Web Address URL per the video below.

Step3: Open a new browser tab and create of edit the Post you want to add a link in or return to the web browser tab where you want to place the link and select the image or text you would like to apply the link to.

Sharing quotes, facts, and images from other blogs is something many content creators do instinctively, without thinking about whether they are doing anything wrong. The open social web encourages this free sharing.

The importance of copyright online is ever increasing. And if you are blogging as a business, it is even more important. Getting caught up in copyright infringement suits is not going to do wonders for your bottom line.

If you find yourself wanting to pull a quotation from another website or blog, use one of their photos, or re-publish an entire blog post, here are a few rules of the road to guide you down the path of content curation copyright.

Fair Use Allows You to Use The Content Of Others If…

If you copy another person’s original work, in writing or...

The Virgin Valley opal fields of northern Nevada produce a wide variety of precious black, crystal, white, fire, and lemon opal. The black fire opal is the official gemstone of Nevada. Most of the precious opal is partial wood replacement.

Precious opal shows a variable interplay of internal colors, and though it is a mineraloid, it has an internal structure. At microscopic scales, precious opal is composed of silica spheres some 150 to 300 nm in diameter in a hexagonal or cubic close-packed lattice. It was shown that these ordered silica spheres produce the internal colors by causing the interference and diffraction of light passing through the micro-structure of the opal.

The regularity of the sizes and the packing of these spheres determines the quality of precious opal...

Pay close attention to photo and image sizes you use in your blogs.

Max photo and image size 1920 pixels wide x 1080 pixels high.

See this post for sizing your photos and images before posting to your website!

Start from your edit blog screen.

Add the photo above the paragraph if you want to wrap paragraph text around image.

Hover over center of top border of paragraph you want the photo to be in until you see a plus sign appear with add block highlighted. Click the plus sign.

Click the image icon from the pop-up window.

Click Media Library for the box that appears above the paragraph.

From the Media Library Click Upload Files in the top left corner to upload a new image or select and existing photo/image...

Recommended FREE Software for Sizing Photos for Posting Website Content

the GIMP

GIMP is the GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a freely distributed piece of software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It works on many operating systems, in many languages.

In our opinion the GIMP is as good as professional proprietary software costing nearly $1000.

The GIMP is FREE. Download it here.

Sizing Photos for Website Content

To re-size your digital photo or digital image file open it in the GIMP.

From the Menu at the top of the window choose Image then Scale Image.

In the Scale Image window type the Width(max 1024 pixels) you wish to re-size the image to then click in the Height box...

Adding Text Pages to Your Website

• Log in to your Administration Panel (Dashboard).
• Click the ‘Posts’ tab.
• Click the ‘Add New’ sub-tab.
• Start filling in the blanks: enter your post title in the upper field, and enter your post body content in the main post editing box below it.
• As needed, select a category, add tags, and make other selections from the sections below the post. (Each of these sections is explained below.)
• When you are ready, click Publish.

Categories

Every Post in SEO CMS is filed under one or more Categories. Categories allow the classification of your Posts into groups and subgroups, thereby aiding viewers in the navigation and use of your site.

Each Category may be assigned to a Category Parent so that you may set up a hierarchy within the category struct...

Improving your business’s ability to deliver digital information anytime, anywhere, on any device—via open content—is a key goal of the migrating to CMS. A content management system (CMS) can help your agency move to an open content model, making it easier for people to find, share, use, and re-use your information.

Document Your Business Case

Moving to a CMS requires a significant investment in time and resources. See how other businesses have used a CMS to improve business operations, and use these examples to build your own business case.

Prepare Your Content

The more work you can do up-front to clean up and streamline your content, the easier your migration will be.

• Conduct a Content Inventory—take stock of all your content
• Identify Content Structure—determine content types an...

Search results listings are different than the content pages themselves. They’re also different than the links to the pages, which are often selected and created in context by content managers.

Search results usually include the page title, a short snippet of text (from the meta description tag, the first few lines of the page, or an automatically generated snippet), and a URL. Focus on these elements to ensure the page is found and that users can understand why a result is relevant to their query. Focus on the pages’ content and structure to ensure it is ranked appropriately by the relevance algorithm.

Determine what website content you want to include in your site’s search

Website content to search most often includes public-facing web content...

In some cases the links on a CMS website content management make a big mess out of the hierarchical structure of information on the website. It can be fixed, but there are a lot of CMS users who don’t care about SEO and just use the defaults — which are usually not the very best for SEO.

There are some themes and plugins for every CMS that will be very well suited for a great search-engine friendly website, usually the free themes are not it. (but there are exceptions).

The important thing, is to analyze your website, and use your brain to apply best-practices — and then check if it worked in practice or didn’t.

Personal example:

I have a WordPress website content management blog used as an e-commerce website where most pages are landing pages for a particular product.

When a user gets to ...

A Content Management System, or CMS, is a collection of tools used to create, modify, organize and remove information from a Web site. There are many options in CMS software out there. In most cases, a CMS allows users who are not familiar with HTML to create and maintain their Web pages, making it a very useful tool for those Webmasters who do not have the time or inclination to learn HTML coding.

Choosing the right SEO CMS outsourcing firm for your Web project is the first step to making your Web page successful. Not just any old CMS will do as far as creating layout, adding text and pictures and embedding links and titles go. These things are all integral to your page ranking...

Content management systems automate the repetitive work behind good SEO(search engine optimization). It’s what computers were invented for. After all, most of the editors behind our favorite sites’ articles, blog posts, and photos just want to make exciting and useful content. They’re optimizing for human beings, not machines. When they title an article, they’re more concerned with a clever turn of phrase than a modern page title stuffed with keywords. And when they write an article, they pay attention to visual hierarchy and the rhythm of the text, not the heading tags, microformats, and other fiddly bits of metadata that tell the search-engine spiders what pages mean.

All major content management systems are backed by communities offering free or low-cost themes (design elements) and fre...

Some of the most important technical restrictions and challenges in a SEO process are caused by the content management system in use: From its code cleanliness, flexibility to optimize specific elements, the options to organize its structure, to its scalability.

This is why the selection of a CMS that effectively provides a solution to the site present and possible future needs, depending on its characteristics while making sure that it is also SEO friendly, is fundamental.

Of course, beyond the capacity of the CMS itself, the knowledge about what to optimize is vital, otherwise you would end up having a great platform that you just haven’t effectively configured -which unfortunately also happens a lot-.

The content itself is as important as anything else on your page...

Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of affecting the visibility of a website or a web page in a search engine’s “natural” or un-paid (“organic”) search results. In general, the earlier (or higher ranked on the search results page), and more frequently a site appears in the search results list, the more visitors it will receive from the search engine’s users. SEO may target different kinds of search, including image search, local search, video search, academic search,[1] news search and industry-specific vertical search engines.

In order to get the best of both worlds — the convenience and management advantages of a CMS and the site promotion advantages of SEO — you need a search engine optimizing CMS...

Abbreviated as CMS, a content management system, also called a Web management system is cloud  software or a group or suite of applications and tools that enable an organization to seamlessly create, edit, review and publish electronic text. Many content management systems offer a Web-based GUI(graphical user interface), enabling publishers to access the Website CMS in the cloud using only a Web browser. Also, a CMS designed for Web publishing will provide options and features to index and search documents and also specify keywords and other metadata for search engine crawlers.

A web content management system (website CMS) is a bundled or stand-alone software cloud application to create, manage, store and deploy content on Web pages...

Yes, and it is very easy to do. The formatting of the Home Page — the number of columns, the number of articles, etc. — is controlled by the Parameters tab found on the Main Menu Item “Home”. GoTo: MENU>MAINMENU and select HOME. In the right column you will see the Parameters.

WYSIWYG HTML home page editors provide an editing interface which resembles how the page will be displayed in a web browser. These editors may be stand-alone programs, such as Adobe Dreamweaver or Microsoft Frontpage, or come in the form of browser extensions and allow editing directly within the web browser. Because using a WYSIWYG editor may not require any HTML knowledge, they are often easier for an average computer user to get started with.

The WYSIWYG view is achieved by embedding a layout engine based upon tha...

Within limits. The CMS Content Management User Manager currently only supports a few levels (“groups”) of users. You can show different content to different groups, but you cannot show each individual user a unique set of content. Put another way, every user in the group will see the same content as the other users in the group. If you really need this functionality, there are some third party components which add additional flexibility.

The step by step instructions are for a CMS site with the following requirements:

• by default, material is only accessible to logged in users
• some material should be accessible to people who are not logged into the site
• restricted content must not be available to regular members or anonymous users (including through search)
• regular users must not be made a...

• Author – This group allows a user to post website content, usually via a link in the User Menu.
• Editor – This group allows a user to post and edit website content item from the Front-end.
• Publisher – This group allows a user to post, edit and publish any website content item from the Front-end.

You define what’s editable and CMS will take care of the rest. Automagically handling text, html and images.

No programming required and no server requirements. You won’t even need to train your clients.

We write in bizarre ways.  We often use long sentences with complex structure and shiny words to showcase our smarts...

Static Web Content is simply a content item which is not part of a Section or a Category. Static Web Content cannot be added to a Blog, a Section or a Category. Static Web Content is, in other words, an independent, stand alone page. Static Content pages can be created, edited and deleted in the Static Content Manager. In the sample content you have installed with CMS, the Main Menu choice “The Mambo License” shows an example of a Static Content page.

Web content is dominated by the “page” concept, its beginnings in an academic settings, and in a setting dominated by type-written pages, the idea of the web was to link directly from one academic paper to another academic paper...

Welcome to CMS Content Management System. The easiest way to manage your website content!

A web content management system is used to control a dynamic collection of web material, including HTML documents, images, and other forms of media. A CMS facilitates document control, auditing, editing, and timeline management.

Some CMS(content management system) systems support user groups. User groups allow you to control how registered users interact with the site. A page on the site can be restricted to one or more groups. This means an anonymous user (someone not logged on), or a logged on user who is not a member of the group a page is restricted to, will be denied access to the page.

Available in most modern CMSs is the ability to expand a single implementation (one installation on one server)...