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Stage 4 covers: Writing protected and private posts | Creating protected and private pages | Creating a front or index page

Communicate only with special guests. Create a rudimentary membership site by password protecting certain posts for invited readers, or hold secret and sensitive material in private posts only accessible by the Administrators. This step-by-step e-course will explain how this could spice up your blog for the initiated few.

Start a rudimentary membership website. You can create password protected pages for certain readers who have been told the password to enter, or provide an archive for personal material in private pages only accessible by the Administrators. This step-by-step e-course will explain how this is possible.

Your readers needn’t see your blog posts first when they visit your site. Create a special index or front page and change the point of entry to your blog, and provide another page to view your posts. This step-by-step e-course will show you how easy it is.

Have you completed the first, second and third stages of my e-courses below?

understanding the main dashboard | setting the dashboard settings | what and how to use widgets | editing the blogroll or links | creating a visual identity | accessing your blog | creating a username

writing posts | creating tags and categories | putting in pictures | scheduling posts | comment control | creating pages | adding contributors

Setting up a RSS feed

For more e-courses to further complete your blog, visit the blogging visual e-course page to learn about our other stages.