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Options → Writing

Using this Writing Options SubPanel, you can control the interface with which you write new posts. These settings control both WordPress' included Write Post SubPanel and the optional Writing by e-mail feature.

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Writing Options

Size of the post box

Enter how large, in number of lines, you want the big text box where you enter the content of your post. This does not limit the size of the actual post; if you write a post that is longer than the size of the writing box, the text box will grow a scrollbar. A small writing box size means everything will fit nicely on your screen, a large writing box size means you won't have to scroll within the writing box as much when writing longer posts.

Formatting

You can use these checkboxes to control some of your blog's formatting.

• Convert emoticons like :-) and :-P to graphics on display - Checking this checkbox tells WordPress to convert all of the emoticons in your posts into graphical smilies. For more information on this feature, see Using Smilies.
• WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically - Checking this checkbox helps make sure that what you write in your posts is valid XHTML code. You should probably check this box since invalid code sometimes causes problems with web browsers. Note: some Plugins may not work correctly when this feature is turned on.

Default post category

The Category you select from this dropdown will be the default Category checked when you write a new post. If you have several Categories, but post to one more frequently, select that Category here to make your life a little easier.

Default link category

The Category you select from this dropdown will be the default Category checked when you create new links (bookmarks). If you have several Categories, but assign one Category more frequently to links, select that Category.

Post via e-mail

In this section, you can set up the feature that allows you to send e-mail messages to a specific address and have those messages be published on your blog as posts. You will need to set up a special e-mail address for this purpose. More than likely, you will need the help of your web host and/or your e-mail provider. This feature is 100% optional; you can still publish posts from the Write Post SubPanel if you don't want to use or don't want to bother with the Writing by e-mail feature. The Blog by Email article describes this feature in detail.

Mail server

A mailserver receives emails on your behalf and stores them for retrieval. You mailserver will have a URI address, such as mail.example.com, which you should enter here.

Port

Servers usually use port 110 to receive requests related to e-mails. If your mailserver uses a different port, enter that port number here.

Login name

If the e-mail address that you will be using for the writing by e-mail feature is wordpress@example.com, then 'wordpress' is the Login name.

Password

Enter the password for the above e-mail address here.

Default mail category

WordPress will assign this Category to all of the posts published via the Writing by e-mail feature. Note: You can create new Categories in Administration > Manage > Categories.

Update Services

When you publish a new post WordPress can notify site update services. For more about this see Update Services on the Codex. When entering services, separate multiple URIs with line breaks.

Update Options

Click this button to ensure that any changes you have made to your Options get written back to your database. Once you click on the button, a confirmation text box will appear at the top of the page telling you that your settings have been updated.

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