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Add Pictures to your pages

This is a continuation of the How to Add Content to Your Pages tutorial.

  1. Navigate to the page that you would like to add a picture to.
  2. Select where you would like to insert your picture in the visual text editor for the page.
  3. Click the “Add Media” button and drag and drop a photo that you have already saved into the new Insert Media Window that pops up. Select None from the “Link To” dropdown box and hit the “Insert into post” button.

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