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    CP Support Enthusiast Task Sheet

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    The document provides 5 tasks for a CampusPress support job application, including explaining what WordPress is to non-technical family members, adding a phone number field to the user profile, improving page speed, changing domain names for a WordPress multisite, and making CSS changes to achieve a client's mockup. Applicants should complete as many tasks as possible and submit their responses directly to CampusPress.

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    CampusPress Support Application Tasks

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    CampusPress

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    Hola!

    So you want to work at CampusPress?

    Of course you do, why else would you be looking at this task
    sheet?!

    We want to be able to gauge how excellent your skills are, so


    here are 5 quick tasks you’ll need to complete and submit with
    your application.

    These tasks are created to help us find those shining examples of


    awesomeness, - just give it your best shot and try to complete as
    much as possible.

    Your completed task should be sent directly to us. You can either
    answer inline, or you can create a separate text file and number
    the answers.

    Good luck!
    1. Something simple, really?

    Every now and then, we get some members that signup, pay, and even
    download some plugins but don’t have any idea how to install WordPress or those
    plugins. We’ve even had some that didn’t know what WordPress was, really!

    Assume that you’re chatting with your Grandmother or Grandfather, and they have
    never used a computer in their lives, in fact, don’t even use a mobile phone.

    In 500 words or less, explain in the simplest of ways what WordPress really is and why
    it’s important, also explain what a plugin is, use at least one analogy that anyone should
    be able to understand.

    2. How’s your code?

    Hello support team! I’m building a WP site for my client and I need to add a
    Phone number field when I edit the user profile in my admin section. So basically
    something similar like an email field but for number input instead.

    Thing is, my client doesn’t allow me to install any third party plugins on this site so I can
    only use custom coded solutions.

    I’m not that code savvy so I was wondering if you could help me accomplish this?
    3. Need for speed

    Please help! I need to go live with my Promo site but the page speed score
    (especially mobile) is not looking too good :(
    Can you give me some suggestions on how I can improve it further?

    Oh, almost forgot, here’s the page in question: https://tasksheet.tempurl.host/promo/

    Thanks, Jack

    4. Multisites rock the world

    I recently got new site to maintain which is apparently a WordPress Multisite, so it


    has subsites that open from domain like company.mysite.com
    Now they are asking me if that company.mysite.com domain can be changed to
    company.com

    Can you guide me on how to do that, if it’s even possible, lol?


    5. Some styles please!

    Often our clients ask for some CSS changes, they turn to us for advice and we
    always want to help them of course.

    This client wants to make changes to this page: https://tasksheet.tempurl.host/

    They mocked up exactly how they want it so pay attention to details and help them
    achieve what they want. Don’t forget to also let them know how to make your changes.

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