In the previous lesson, we’ve discussed the differences between posts and pages. If your website is not just a corporate ‘static’ website, chances are you’re gonna have at least some posts. You would likely, as a result, need to categorize and tag them to make it easier for your readers to find and browse your…
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to log into your WordPress Dashboard. What’s WordPress dashboard? You may wonder. WordPress dashboard, also known as WordPress admin panel, is basically a place behind your “front-end” website – that’s why some refer to it as WordPress “back-end” or admin, where you can manage your entire website’s…
If you’ve ever used WordPress, you probably know its famous WYSIWYG content editor. This is basically where you type your posts and pages’ content. What you may not know is you can do a whole lot more things with this WordPress WYSIWYG editor, apart from the basics such as changing its colors and centralizing the text. It’s more…
