254 results for «WordPress» (page 2 of 26)
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The WordPress tool in cPanel: what it does for you
cPanel carries a tool built for WordPress, in the Domains section. It knows about the installations on your account and does, from the panel, a set of things you would…
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Making WordPress send e-mail properly, with SMTP
The site’s form messages never arrive. Password recovery never arrives. Shop notifications never arrive. And there is no error at all: WordPress says it sent them. The reason is nearly…
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Installing WordPress plugins: where, which ones, and how many
A plugin is somebody else’s code running inside your site with the same rights WordPress itself has. That explains both what makes them powerful and why they deserve care. Where…
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Updating WordPress itself
The WordPress core is the part that is identical on every site in the world, which is exactly why flaws in it are worth so much to people hunting for…
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Signing in to the WordPress dashboard, and the right address
The WordPress dashboard opens on your own domain, by adding /wp-admin to the address. There is no page of ours where you sign in to WordPress: WordPress is yours and…
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Cache rules for a WordPress site, without hiding the dashboard
Switching Cloudflare on and touching nothing else caches your images, stylesheets and scripts. The pages are still built from scratch on every visit. Getting them served from a copy means…
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Adding a WordPress user, and which role to give them
Everyone who works on the site should have an account of their own. This is not paperwork: it is how you know who did what, and how you take someone’s…
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Creating and editing pages in WordPress
A page is content that stays put: about us, services, contact, privacy policy. A post is content with a date on it, which joins a list and gets older. Choosing…
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Two domains on the same WordPress site
People who ask this nearly always want one of four different things. Pick the right row before touching anything, because the roads really are different. What you want The road…
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Changing the WordPress site address, and what breaks when it goes wrong
WordPress stores the site address in two fields, and confusing them is behind half the sites that become unreachable after an apparently simple change. Field What it means WordPress Address…





