Resource center for Hypotheses users
Hypotheses offers its users access to the graphic themes developed by WordPress teams in priority, to insure greater durability, consistency and long-term flexibility for the platform. Find all the graphic themes available in the...
In 2018, the WordPress text editor is evolving in depth. The text editor you know well, named TinyMCE, is replaced by a new concept called Gutenberg on all sites using the WordPress software. This...
You can easily add a clickable image in a widget area on your blog, to refer your readers to a publication for which you are displaying the cover, to one of your academic institutions...
You can add many types of media to the articles, pages and some widgets in your blog: videos, sound recordings, flipbooks, presentation documents, interactive maps, etc., that belong to you or that you have...
The profile management page contains a set of fields that you must fill in correctly if you want to be identified for your participation in a blog. The value of a public signature By...
The “WP about Author” feature allows you to display on a blog a signature containing a text introducing the author, possible links to their social media, a link to all their posts and, if...
Would you like to display a calendar of your unit’s activities, laboratory events or seminar dates? The “Calendar” widget in the list of widgets on Hypotheses only allows you to display the dates on...
Hypotheses now includes several thousand research blogs run by a vast community of bloggers from all countries who can publish in all languages. The platform is organized into linguistic subdivisions that currently correspond to...
WordPress allows anyone with a user account on a Hypotheses blog to define a profile image. This profile image appears next to the author’s signature on a content, and if the person comments on...
More than just venues for sharing your research, Hypotheses blogs are forums for discussions open to everyone. On the blog itself, this discussion includes the possibility for your readers to leave comments under your...
Pingbacks and trackbacks are two terms that designate the reciprocal links that can be set up between two articles, which can be found on the same blog, Hypotheses blog or website, or on two...
