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Images are an integral part of your WordPress posts and pages if you don't use them at this moment start using them now. They work great for readability and for spicing up your blog posts and pages. I use a lot of images like screenshots and featured images on this website, just to make it easier for you to understand the things I talk about. WordPress Media Library To go to the …
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WordPress was built as a blogging platform and that still shows, even if its a complete Content Management System in its current version. Because of that the first thing you will find in your Dashboard menu is the Posts option. WordPress Posts Posts are presented in a chronological time-line. This means that the latest post will show up first before the rest of the Blog …
If you just installed WordPress on your new website you will find there is some example content installed as well. This sample content are the Hello World blog post and the About page. Remove Hello World Getting rid of this Hello World post is easy if you know how. Login to your WordPress Dashboard and go to Posts -> All Posts You will see a list of Posts that are on your …
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If you just installed a new fresh WordPress website, there are a few basic WordPress settings that you need to take care off. First login to your WordPress Dashboard and then go to Settings. Basic WordPress Settings You will see that your have some options in that sub-menu which you can follow to do your basic WordPress settings: General Settings In this screen you can set the main …
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Your WordPress Dashboard is where it all starts. You can reach your login page to go to your WordPress dashboard by adding /wp-admin or /wp-login.php after your installation URL. It should be your domain name or your domain name with the installation folder name. If you installed WordPress in a folder /cms your login will be http://www.example.com/cms/wp-admin Once you are logged in, …
