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As you are reminded in the note at the bottom of this SubPanel, deleting a link category does not delete the links it contains.

The items in this box at the bottom of the subpanel allow you to apply changes to many links at once.

The Plugins SubPanel allows you to view the plugins you've downloaded and choose which plugins you want activated on your site.

At the bottom of the table is a link to create a new page. This takes you to the WordPress: Write Page SubPanel.

As you might expect from its name, this Add Link SubPanel handles the creation of new links.

Once the Export file is created, that file can be used for import by the WordPress: Manage Import SubPanel .

At the bottom of the SubPanel is a button to "View the Next 20 Comments" .

The WordPress: Manage Media Library SubPanel allows you to delete Media previously uploaded to your blog.

At the bottom of the SubPanel is a box called " Other Files " .

No replacement exists for this template tag, as the field was removed from the [[WordPress: Your_Profile_ SubPanel |Profile panel]].

The link in this column takes you to the WordPress: Comments Comments SubPanel and allows you to edit or delete comments from this post.

This command is accessible through the SMIT NIM subpanel "Installation Inventory" (fastpath: smit nim_inventory).

The WordPress: Manage Tags SubPanel allows you to add, change, or delete Tags.

You can modify many links at once by using the options found at the bottom of the SubPanel.

rel - This column displays all of the XFN relationships for this link. See more at the Add Link SubPanel.

Each comment in this Awaiting Moderation SubPanel can be approved, or deleted.

This SubPanel, first available with WordPress: Version 2. 5, allows you to add, change, or delete Tags.

In this Files SubPanel, these files can be accessed and modified to suit your needs.

The options in the [[WordPress: Settings Reading SubPanel ]] are few in number, but still important.

This Manage Links SubPanel is the main SubPanel for link administration.

In this Comments SubPanel you can modify or delete content found in comments to your posts.

By default, the Theme Editor subpanel loads the files for the currently active theme.

This table looks very similar to the Table of Comments in the View Mode of the WordPress: Manage Comments SubPanel.

You can create new users and manage the accounts of all your site's users at the WordPress: Users Authors and Users SubPanel.

This mode is essentially the same as the WordPress: Add Link SubPanel.

When you need to add a Link Category, turn to this section of the Link Categories SubPanel .

In the Comments SubPanel you can edit and delete as well as mark comments as spam.

So if the menu tab reads "Awaiting Moderation (0)" , you don't even have to visit this SubPanel .

It is divided into two sections, a large subpanel control on the left and multiple overlapping indicators on the right.

The Pages sub-tab, under the Manage tab, provides access to the WordPress: Manage Pages SubPanel.

The Links sub-tab, under the Manage tab, provides access to the WordPress: Manage Links SubPanel.

On this SubPanel you can select the Page to edit or delete.

You can sort Pages by search term, author and page type from the Page SubPanel.

From the [[WordPress: Import Links SubPanel]], you have two choices.

The Write Post SubPanel is used to write new posts and edit existing ones.

When the "0" changes to some other number, you'll need to go to this SubPanel and moderate the comments you find here.