WordPress makes it simple to add, edit, and remove links to your own pages or even external web pages. There are two kinds of links: Internal and External. Internal Links will go to your same domain which could be a page, post, or document such as a PDF. An External Link will...
There are many factors that play into keeping your Content Management System (CMS) and website secure from both brute force attacks as well as other intrusions such as file system and injection-based hacking. Among the approaches that we use to keep your site secure, here are a few that can...
Like everything in WordPress, adding a user is a simple process. To get started: access your WordPress CMS dashboard (if you do not know your password you can recover it using the built-in password reset system or request assistance from us). Once logged in, on the left hand navigation toward...
Widgets are commonly used to manage blocks of information in a WordPress website (such as the homepage content areas and sidebar blocks). If your website makes use of widgets, you can edit them by navigating to the Widgets page. On the left-hand navigation, click on Appearance followed by a click on...
When editing a page or post, The Editor section describes the area of the interface where you will make your text, image, and other media changes. Let’s start by adding text to the editor so we can manipulate it. If you’re familiar with Microsoft Word or similar editors, this should...
The WordPress Media Library allows you to easily upload, crop, re-size, edit, remove, and rearrange all your media. The Media Library is not limited to just images, below is a list of accepted media that you are allowed to upload. Accepted Filetypes Images Audio Documents Video jpg / jpeg png...
Adding or editing a page or post to your custom WordPress website is an easy process. Once logged into your WordPress account you’ll be able to add or update a page or post. Let’s start with the most commonly edited area in a WordPress website. WordPress Pages What is a...
WordPress is an open source Content Management System (CMS) and the most popular one in use today with more than 60 million websites and blogs powered by it. Because WordPress website design gives users easy access to manage their pages and posts at no cost, designers and developers can create...