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Using PairCDN with WordPress Requesting PairCDN Log into the Account Control Center Click Add Ons Select PairCDN Select the domain name you wish to...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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 ...
Gutenberg Editor: How to Add Blocks Blocks are the cornerstone of the Gutenberg editor. They are how you will add paragraphs, images, and other content. Blocks...
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Gutenberg Editor: Block Types There are many different types of blocks in the Gutenberg editor. Choosing a block type that matches the content you...
Gutenberg 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...
Gutenberg Editor: How to Use Columns Gutenberg has introduced a way to add columns to your page or post. Using columns can help you add new...
Gutenberg Editor: Keyboard Shortcuts Speed up your post and page creation by learning the Gutenberg editor keyboard shortcuts. Many of the legacy editor’s formatting...
Gutenberg 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...
Gutenberg 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...
Gutenberg 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...
Gutenberg 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...
Gutenberg Editor: How to Add Images to WordPress Learn how to add images to a page or post in the Gutenberg editor. If you are using the Classic...
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...