Question:What are the benefits and limitation of QuickPress? 

The benefits of QuickPress:
The QuickPress widget lets we write a blog post right from the Dashboard. It’s handy. It can also use tags.The limitation of QuickPress:
Not categories, media uploads but not the rich text editor, and we can’t change the post’s publication date or status.

Question:What is Incoming links? How you can create an Incoming link? 

The Incoming Links widget is set up to show we Google Blog Search results for our site’s URL. Create an Incoming link: http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?scoring=d&ie=utf-8&num.

Question:What are the rolls applied to registered users? 

These five roles apply only to registered users-Subscribers: Subscribers can edit their own profiles and not much else.Contributors: Contributors can submit posts for editors’ approval, but can’t publish anything.Authors: Authors can write and publish posts.Editors: Editors can write and publish posts and pages. They can also publish posts and pages submitted by other users.Administrators: Administrators can do everything.

Question:What does Permanent Link (Permalink) mean? 

A permanent link (permalink) is a URL that always point and directs readers to the same Web page, blog post or any online digital media. A permalink may be created because that same Web page is also temporarily available at a different address. Permanent links are used in blogging services that do not create permanent links by default for the Web pages created using their publishing platform.

Question:What is Dashboard? What are the things that a dashboard consists of? 

Dashboard is a user-interface feature. It is a software-based control panel for one or more applications, network devices or industrial machines.

Question:What is Widget? Write the name of some widgets? 

Widget is a generic term for the part of a GUI that allows the user to interface with the application and operating system. Widgets display information and invite the user to act in a number of ways. Typical widgets include buttons, dialog boxes, pop-up windows, pull-down menus, icons, scroll bars, resizable window edges, progress indicators, selection boxes, windows, tear-off menus, menu bars, toggle switches and forms.

Question:How can you post any text by using E-mail? 

Posting by e-mail is possible, but somewhat limited. HTML tags will be stripped from e-mail messages. Attachments are not converted to media uploads, but are instead included as raw data. The post will be assigned to the default
category specified in this section, if different from the usual default category, unless our e-mail subject begins with [n], where n is the ID of another category.

Question:Write the difference between Comments and Trackbacks? 

The difference between Comments and Trackbacks:Comments are readers’ responses to our posts. They are written in a small form on our post or page (usually at the bottom of the screen) and, once approved, are displayed in a list below your post.Trackbacks are automated alerts that someone has referenced our post or page on their own site. When another blogger includes a link to our post, their site will send a notice to WordPress, including a link to their article and a very brief excerpt. In most WordPress themes, these notices are displayed in our list of comments.

Question:What do you know about Comment E-mail notifications? 

The author of a post or page will receive an e-mail for every comment posted. Every comment that’s held for moderation will generate a notification to the e-mail address you specified in the General Settings panel.

Question:What are the basic differences between QuickPress and QuickDraft? 

QuickPress a feature in WordPress that enables users to create a short post without having to go to the main dashboard. QuickPress lets you post the basics straight from your dashboard, without navigating to the Posts menu. The essentials are all there: title, text, tags, and the media toolbar, which lets you add images, videos, music, documents, and polls.

The QuickDraft module allows us to quickly and easily write a new draft.