Understanding the difference between WordPress posts and pages - Tutorial

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https://learn.wordpress.org/workshop/posts-vs-pages-whats-the-difference/

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[bsanevans]

Has there been any progress on this issue, @wparasae ?

[wparasae]

@bsanevans Yes! I believe this refers to this tutorial: https://learn.wordpress.org/tutorial/posts-vs-pages-whats-the-difference/

Once upon a time, tutorials were called workshops #namingthingsishard
This should be complete, and I will move it to the correct section.

[bsanevans]

Ooh, wonderful! You figured out while I was confused 😅 Thanks.

[westnz]

Updated video:

Understanding.the.difference.between.posts.and.pages.mp4

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[digitalchild]

Another great, easy to follow tutorial @westnz Only feedback I have, when you first mention that posts are for blog content, I would hesitate to say blog and say dynamic content such as blogs, news, articles updates etc. Which you mention further on in the video. Posts are also time relevant, while pages usually aren't.

[westnz]

Good point! Thank you for the feedback @digitalchild

[askhellosatya]

This tutorial is fantastic, offering clear and straightforward instructions. @westnz; However, there are instances where a background voice interferes, impacting the overall quality. Consider editing those sections for a more effective presentation. By the way, you did a great job!

[westnz]

Hey @askhellosatya, could you please provide me with the time stamps where you heard a background voice? Thanks for your feedback.

[askhellosatya]

Yes, I observed the background noise persisting from 0:48 to 1:30 and 2:15 to 3:10, remaining consistent across most parts of the video. It's a minor issue - there's a faint background noise reminiscent of an air conditioner's sound. However, aside from this, the video tutorial is exceptional; it's well-structured, easy to follow, and of high quality.

[westnz]

Great stuff, thank you for pointing me in the right direction. I will have a look. I appreciate your review.

[askdesign]

Excellent video. There is one little glitch for me.
I had trouble hearing the words in this sentence and had to replay several times to understand:
4:52 - "Did you know that you can also create and edit..."
"and edit" was the phrase I had trouble hearing correctly.
I like that you included what can be done to pages in the Site Editor.

[SierraTR]

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Another good job Wes.
I did notice that there was no introductory Learning outcomes/objectives page for learners to see what will be presented in the tutorial. With one you can include the content on categories and tags that might not be expected by just reading the tutorial title.

I listened to the audio with and without a headset and it evident that you re-recorded the problematic areas mentioned by the other reviewers. I noticed no problems.

[westnz]

Thank you for the feedback @askdesign and @SierraTR

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