WordPress tutorials for absolute beginners.
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 …
One of the first things you’ll want to do after installing WordPress is to set up your user profile. Your profile determines how your name is displayed on your blog and contains other bits of personal information that may be displayed by your theme. This is also where you set your user preferences that control …
It’s easy to complain about unwanted SPAM (is any SPAM really wanted?), it’s another matter entirely to do something about it. This lesson shows you how to stop comment SPAM in it’s tracks.
All of the media you upload to WordPress ends up in the media library. This lesson gives you the knowledge you need to effectively manage your media library.
Menus are the ultimate tool for creating user-friendly navigation on your blog or website. This lesson shows you how they work.
Tags are an auxiliary mode of classification in WordPress. But that doesn’t mean they’re not important. In fact, search engines are quite fond of tags — and, if you use them properly, your site visitors will be too.