WordPress® All-in-One For Dummies®

Conventions Used in This Book

Throughout the book, we apply the following typography conventions to guide you through some of the information we present:

When we ask you to type something, the text you're supposed to type is bold.
We also use bold in step list instructions.
When we suggest a keyword that you may want to enter in a search engine, the term appears in italics.
Text that appears in this special font is certain to be a URL (Web address), e-mail address, filename, folder name, or code.
We apply italics to terms we think you may not be familiar with to let you know that we're defining it.
In some instances, we provide blocks of code to use on your WordPress Web site. Code looks like this:
```
<html>
<head>
<title>This is my Web site</title>
</head>
```
When the text that you see may be different, depending on your settings and preferences, we apply italics to that text.

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