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The Gutenberg editor for WordPress makes it much easier to do many of the common formatting that you would want to do in your posts. Whether it’s embedding a YouTube video or linking to a specific point in the same post, tasks that were a bit more difficult in earlier version of WordPress have become […]

As your blog grows over time, you will inevitably wind up with a large number of posts. If you only post once per week, after two years you will have over 100 posts. If you go back to edit something, or simply want to see some of your older posts, then this can involve clicking […]

The menus within your WordPress dashboard include a lot of information. If you’re looking at the Posts menu, this will typically include things like the post title, author name, category, date, etc. But there are probably additional options that you could be showing on that menu, including some that could be very helpful for the […]

While many of the initial concerns that you might have when you set up a WordPress site involve things like getting your theme installed and configured, eventually you will be creating content. Some of that content will invariably include pictures and other files that you upload. These files will be stored on your hosting servers, […]

When you create a new user for your WordPress site, whether it’s for you, a coworker, an author, or a subscriber, you will need to create a password for them. If that password becomes known by someone that shouldn’t know it, or if you think that the password might be too weak, then you may […]

Your WordPress installation has a lot of menus and settings and, over time, you will eventually customize those settings until you find the combination that works best for your site. But while your initial concern may be over the elements of the site that are visible to your site visitors, you may also decide that […]