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There are different ways to organize your posts in WordPress and make them more accessible to your visitors. Typically these involve categories and tags. If you elect to start using tags on your site, you may have an idea of the ones that you want to use before you start writing your posts. In that […]

Creating categories for your posts in WordPress is important for the navigation of your site. It provides a convenient way for readers to check out the information that is important to them by seeing all of the posts that you have placed in a category. We have previously written about creating new categories, which is […]

We have written before about adding a menu to a WordPress site so that you can give your visitors an easy way to navigate around the important sections of your website. WordPress makes creating and editing these menus pretty easy compared to some of the older website-building options, so tweaking those menus until they are […]

When you click a link on a Web page, then text that you actually click on is called “anchor text.” In a WordPress menu, any link that you create from a page or category will use the default title of that page as its anchor text. This is fine in many cases, but you may […]

Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) are super-fast versions of your Web pages that Google can show to visitors in lieu of your normal mobile site. But AMP setup does not happen automatically, and requires a bit of configuration through the admin section of your WordPress site. The steps below are going to show you how to create […]

Navigation is a crucial part of a website, as it makes it possible for your readers to find the information they need. WordPress makes it easy for you to create a menu, and the theme that you are using for your site likely has a couple of default locations where a menu could go. Our […]