WordPress tutorials for absolute beginners.
If you’ve ever had to call a “professional” to add a small bit of content to your website, you’ll appreciate widgets. They’re drag-and-drop blocks of content that you can easily add and move in just seconds. You’ll learn all about widgets in this lesson.
When you start working with WordPress, the first decision you have to make is which version you’re going to use — WordPress.com or WordPress.org. In this article, I’ll explain the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each. By the time I’m done, you will have a better understanding …
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I’m frequently asked how much does WordPress cost? Is WordPress free? The answer is yes; WordPress is free. It’s free both in terms of cost and in terms of what you can do with the software. WordPress is open-source software. That means you have complete control over any website you build with WordPress. You can …
With the temps heating up here on the East Coast, thoughts of summertime are in my head and in the air. Summer means Camp! These days that also means WordCamp. Actually, WordCamps are not just for the summer but are run all the time all over the world. It’s usually a weekend confab where people …
The best WordPress tutorials in the world won’t help if you don’t know where to find your WordPress login. Logging into WordPress is easy — once you know where to look, of course. These instructions are for any self-hosted WordPress.org website. Take your pick: three WordPress login URLs To login to your WordPress dashboard just add “/wp-admin/” to your …
If you watched Super Bowl 50 you may have seen ads for Wix and Squarespace — two companies that claim to make building a business website dead easy. Unfortunately, WordPress was notably absent from the big game. And it’s not just the Super Bowl. Wix regularly buys commercial time on cable networks. And Squarespace is …