1. Adds life to your posts
2. Can add credibility to your posts, blog, and business
3. Sometimes words don’t do things justice, and you just need to SHOW people
4. Allow you to show products that you would like to recommend to your readers
5. Allows you to show your readers who you are talking about, recommending, interviewing, etc.
6. And much more!

So, I’ve created a video to show you exactly how to add a page to your WordPress blog with pictures!

Enjoy!

Click here to view the embedded video.

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Here’s how to do it:

If you have a recent version of WordPress…

1. Log into your Admin area
2. Click on “Plugins” on the left
3. At the top of the page, click on the “Add new” button next to “Manage Plugins”
4. In the search field, type in “WPTouch iPhone Theme” and click the “Search Plugins” button
5. In the search results, click on the “Install” text link all the way to the right in the row for the “WPTouch iPhone Theme” plugin
6. After it is installed, click “Activate”. If you don’t see the link to activate it, then click on “Plugins” on the left, scroll down the Plugins page, and click on the “Activate” text link next to the listing for the “WPTouch iPhone Theme” plugin
7. Done!

If you don’t have a recent version of WordPress for your self-hosted blog (I highly suggest you update it so that you always have the latest version), then go here to download the “WPTouch iPhone Theme” plugin, and read the instructions on how to manually install it. It’s pretty easy to do. All you have to know pretty much is how to FTP a file or folder.

After you’re done, it should look like this:

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I had the same problem, and I had to deactivate my plugins one by one (reactivating each one after it didn’t fix the problem) until I found the plugin that was causing the issue. For me, it was the Wordtube plugin. At the time of this blog post, I am running WordPress 2.9.2.

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You need to open your header.php file of the theme you are using. Log into your Administrator section (wp-admin). Go to DESIGN > THEME EDITOR (or PRESENTATION > THEME EDITOR in older versions of WordPress). On the RIGHT-HAND side where it says “[Your Theme's Name] theme files”, find header.php or just Header and open it (click on it).

Find this line:

Only change the word Home to the right of “title=” and in between the brackets after that (e.g. >Home>). Change those to Blog, or to whatever you want.

If you can’t save the change in Theme Editor, then either follow the link to The Codex beneath the window in which you are editing the file, or log into your server via FTP and change the header.php file in the folder of your current theme, which will be located in /public_html/wp-content/themes/yourcurrenttheme (“yourcurrenttheme” being the name of the theme you are currently using) if your WordPress install is in your root directory.

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