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Discouraged Plugins The following plugins are discouraged. wponlinebackup wp-db-backup Revolution Slider Gravity Forms FCKEditor Any MySQL Graphical Interface wponlinebackup This...
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Using PairCDN with WordPress
Enabling PairCDN Domain Select a domain you want to add PairCDN to. Note: You must first add domains to your... -
Updating WordPress Themes
Preparing to Update Before updating, it is important to understand the consequences of updating a theme: Most themes will not... -
How to Add WordPress Themes
Finding WordPress Themes It is recommended that you use the official WordPress Theme Directory. The Theme Directory contains only themes... -
Updating WordPress Plugins
Knowing When to Update If you have plugins that are awaiting updates, you'll see an indicator in the WordPress Admin... -
How to Install WordPress Plugins
You have two options for finding compatible WordPress Plugins, browsing the WordPress Plugins Directory, and using the WordPress admin panel.... -
WordPress Passwords
If you have a WP Enthusiast, WP Professional, or Podcast Websites hosting account... If you have a WP Enthusiast or... -
WordPress User Roles and Capabilities
Overview The users on your WordPress site are assigned to different roles. Roles determine what each user can and cannot... -
How to Create Static WordPress Pages
Overview: Posts vs. Pages Most sites make use of posts, which are, by default, displayed in reverse chronological order on... -
The WordPress Dashboard
The WordPress Dashboard is the first screen you'll see when you log in to your WordPress Admin Panel. The following... -
How to Use the WordPress Posts Menu
Most blogs concentrate their content in the form of posts. Posts are pieces of content that can be published to... -
Making an XML Sitemap for Your WordPress Site
A sitemap is a file that describes the layout of your site including all categories, pages, and posts. It includes... -
How to Upload Files to WordPress
Did you know you can upload files through the WordPress admin panel and avoid the security pitfalls of FTP? You... -
What are WordPress Permalinks?
A permalink is a stable human-readable and search engine-friendly link to your article. WordPress URL Structure The default URL structure... -
How to Change WordPress Fonts
Adding Web Safe Fonts If you're planning on using a web-safe font that is automatically recognized, you can just go... -
How to Edit Images in WordPress
WordPress gives you the ability to easily perform simple edits on your uploaded images. This way, you don't need to... -
Classic Editor: How to Add Images to WordPress
Adding Images in the WordPress Admin Interface Log into the WordPress admin interface In the left sidebar, hover over Media, then... -
Classic Editor: How to Align Images in WordPress
Using images on sites helps make the content engaging and eye-catching. But how do we position images in our WordPress... -
Classic Editor: Formatting Code in WordPress Posts
Distinguishing the difference between regular text and code can be very helpful in technical articles. You can also change WordPress... -
How to Use WordPress Avatars
What are Avatars Used For? Avatars are little pictures used to distinguish users in chat or comment sections. Avatars can... -
Classic Editor: How to Change WordPress Post Visibility
Have you ever wanted to hide a post on your WordPress site without deleting it? Well, you can do that... -
Classic Editor: Adding Mailchimp Form to Your WordPress Site
If you use Mailchimp, you can put a connected form on your WordPress site. The form will automatically add entries... -
Finding the Additional CSS Interface in WordPress
To gain extra power over your WordPress site's design, you can edit its CSS. Finding the Customizing Additional CSS Interface ... -
Block Editor: How to Add Blocks
Blocks are the cornerstone of the Gutenberg Block editor. They are how you will add paragraphs, images, and other content.... -
Block Editor: How to Create Reusable Blocks
The Gutenberg Block Editor interface allows you to create your own kind of blocks. These blocks are called Reusable Blocks.... -
Block Editor: Block Types
There are many different types of blocks in the Gutenberg Block editor. Choosing a block type that matches the content... -
Block Editor: How to Remove Blocks
With blocks, it’s easier to add chunks of content. However, when you need to remove a chunk of content, you... -
Block Editor: How to Use Columns
The Gutenberg Block Editor introduced a way to add columns to your page or post. Using columns can help you... -
Block Editor: Keyboard Shortcuts
Speed up your post and page creation by learning the Gutenberg editor keyboard shortcuts. Many of the legacy editor’s formatting... -
Block Editor: How to Rearrange Blocks
The Gutenberg editor allows you to rearrange blocks in posts and pages. How to Rearrange Blocks Use these steps to... -
Block Editor: Adding Mailchimp Form to Your WordPress Site
If you use Mailchimp, you can put a connected form on your WordPress site. The form will automatically add entries... -
Block Editor: Adding a Code Block in WordPress Posts
Distinguishing the difference between regular text and code can be very helpful in technical articles. You can also change WordPress... -
Block Editor: How to Align Images in WordPress
Using images on sites helps make the content engaging and eye-catching. But how do we position images in our WordPress... -
Block Editor: How to Add Images to WordPress
Learn how to add images to a page or post in the Gutenberg block editor. If you are using the... -
Block Editor: How to Change WordPress Post Visibility
Have you ever wanted to hide a post on your WordPress site without deleting it? Well, you can do that... -
Block Editor: How to Open Your Post’s Code Editor
In the Gutenberg Block Editor, you can switch your post from the visual view to the code view. This allows... -
Block Editor: Duplicate Blocks
You can duplicate blocks quickly in the Gutenberg Editor. This will copy the blocks exactly as they are, recreating the... -
How to Deactivate WordPress Plugins
Plugins can help you add functionality to your website, but it is sometimes necessary to deactivate and remove a plugin... -
How to Access Your WordPress functions.php File
Your WordPress functions.php file is key to adding code customizations to your WordPress site. It is especially useful if you... -
WP-CLI
WP-CLI is a command-line tool that you can use to control your WordPress installation. You can use WP-CLI with... -
Google Site Kit Installation Guide
Google Site Kit is the much anticipated Google WordPress plugin. With this plugin, you can monitor your site's visitors, see...