WordPress How-tos

When adding pictures, videos or other media to a WordPress Multisite, you may often stumble upon a 1MB limit for maximum upload file size. As a result, if the size of the file you try to upload is bigger than … Continued

Adding tags to your WordPress posts will help you organize your blog’s content. Tags will also help your visitors find their way around your site more easily. To add tags to a new post, go to your blog’s admin area … Continued

You can easily adjust the writing settings of your blog from the WordPress admin area -> Settings -> Writing. From there you can adjust the size of the post box, formatting, default post category, etc. If you want to see a video tutorial … Continued

You can change the author of an existing post in your WordPress website from your Dashboard, under Posts. Click on Quick Edit for the post whose author you would like to change and find the Author section. From the drop-down menu choose the new author and … Continued

You can easily create a static page in your WordPress blog from your admin area -> Pages -> Add New. When your page is ready, you can save and publish it by clicking the Publish button. If you want to see a video tutorial on … Continued

Adding a widget to your WordPress sidebar is quite simple. Log in to your WordPress admin area and go to Appearance -> Widgets. Click the Add button next to each widget you wish to add to your sidebar. Once you have added all widgets you … Continued

Your WordPress Dashboard is the admin back-end section, where you manage and build your WordPress website. The default login address of WordPress is at: http://yourdomain.com/wp-admin In case you don’t know your password you can always change it from your WordPress Toolkit in … Continued

WordPress gives you several draft options so that you can save your work without having to publish it immediately. This way you can work on a new post/page as much as you want and publish it only when it is … Continued

Adding a PayPal button in WordPress is quite simple. First you need to obtain the HTML code for your button. This can be done from the official PayPal website. Once you have the code for your button, log in to your … Continued

Your WordPress Dashboard is the admin back-end section, where you manage and build your WordPress website. The default login address of WordPress is at: http://yourdomain.com/wp-admin In case you don’t know your password you can always change it from your WordPress Toolkit in … Continued