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16 | 16 | ```yaml |
17 | 17 | --- |
18 | 18 | post_title:'Post Title' |
19 | | -user_login:The author'sWordPress username, not GitHub ID |
| 19 | +user_login:The author'sWord Press username, not GitHub ID |
20 | 20 | author1:<alternative to user_login> |
21 | | -author2:<optional> The author'sWordPress username, not GitHub ID |
22 | | -author3:<optional> The author'sWordPress username, not GitHub ID |
| 21 | +author2:<optional> The author'sWord ress username, not GitHub ID |
| 22 | +author3:<optional> The author'sWord Press username, not GitHub ID |
23 | 23 | post_slug:<post identifier - see description below> |
24 | 24 | categories:existingcategory1, existingcategory2 |
25 | 25 | tags:tag1, tag2 |
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32 | 32 | -The `post_title`, `summary`, and `user_login` are required fields. |
33 | 33 | -`post_slug`is an identifier for your post and it becomes the end portion of the URL for the |
34 | 34 | post. |
35 | | - -If the slug exists inWordPress, the post matching the slug is updated. |
36 | | - -If the slug does not exist inWordPress, a new post is created. |
37 | | - -If you don't provide a slug,WordPress creates a slug when it creates the draft. |
| 35 | + -If the slug exists inWord Press, the post matching the slug is updated. |
| 36 | + -If the slug does not exist inWord Press, a new post is created. |
| 37 | + -If you don't provide a slug,Word Press creates a slug when it creates the draft. |
38 | 38 | -Use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens. Use hyphens to separate words rather than other |
39 | 39 | punctuation. |
40 | 40 | -For more information about slugs, see |
41 | | -[What is aWordPress slug?](https://www.wpkube.com/wordpress-slug/) |
| 41 | +[What is aWord Press slug?](https://www.wpkube.com/wordpress-slug/) |
42 | 42 | -`categories`- one or more category strings separated by commas |
43 | 43 | -The category values must already exist in your blog |
44 | 44 | -`tags`- one or more strings separated by commas |
45 | | - -New values are added as available tags for your blog inWordPress |
| 45 | + -New values are added as available tags for your blog inWord Press |
46 | 46 | -`summary`- This is the short description of the post that shows in listing of posts on the |
47 | 47 | main page of your blog |
48 | 48 | -`user_login`or `author1` - can be used to add a single author |
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75 | 75 | After submitting your Pull Request, the blog admins will review the post. They may suggest editorial |
76 | 76 | changes to improve grammar and readability. They may also require specific changes before we can |
77 | | -publish. Once the pull request is merged, the post is automatically copied toWordPress as a draft. |
| 77 | +publish. Once the pull request is merged, the post is automatically copied toWord Press as a draft. |
78 | 78 | From there, the Blog admins will verify that the post renders correctly, make any formatting changes |
79 | 79 | required, and publish the post. |
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