WordPress How-tos

Gravatar stands for Globally Recognized Avatar. Users can set their avatars at https://gravatar.com/ and they will be displayed alongside their comments in any website that supports them. Starting from WordPress 2.5, Gravatars are built-in and don’t require any additional plugins for basic … Continued

The media settings in WordPress determine the size of the images that are inserted in your blog’s posts. These settings can be modified from the WordPress admin area -> Settings -> Media. If you want to see a video tutorial on how to … Continued

The easiest way to install WordPress Multisite is to do so via the Softaculous auto installer in cPanel. More information on how to install WordPress via Softaculous is available in our WordPress Softaculous Installation Tutorial. To enable Multisite, you need to … Continued

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication – a web feed format for publishing frequent updates of site content such as news, blog posts, etc. Publishers benefit from RSS feeds because this lets them syndicate their site content automatically. Readers benefit from web … Continued

You can easily set your WordPress to display a static page as your blog’s front page. First you need to create the new page (there is no problem to use an existing page; if you wish to use an existing … Continued

You can reset the WordPress password for any user via the WordPress Toolkit in your cPanel. When you open the tool, click Manage next to the entry for your installation -> Reset Pass. Then select the desired username from the drop down and input the … Continued