Using WordPress
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Access your WordPress Site Health
WordPress has a built in feature to help you diagnose any issues that may be affecting your site performance.
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Add links to WordPress Pages or Posts
There are a number of simple ways to add links to your WordPress pages or posts.
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Adding a Menu Item to a WordPress Menu
Login to your WordPress Dashboard How to: How to Login to your WordPress Website Navigate to Appearance > Menus If you are unable to…
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An Example 500 Word Article
If you are looking to add blog content to your website, this article of dummy text – including this intro – is exactly 500…
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Browser Basics (Chrome)
WordPress is accessed via a web browser. To use WordPress effectively you must be comfortable using and finding your way around a web browser.
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Change Contact Details in Complianz
The Complianz plugin is our go-to tool for creating Terms & Conditions pages and Cookie Policies and we install it on most sites that…
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Change the Admin email address on your WordPress website
The admin email address on your WordPress website is used to advise on site errors and is often also used as the default contact…
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Change the URL of your WordPress Website
Sometimes you may need to change the URL or website address of your WordPress website. In this guide we will show you a simple…
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Clear Divi Builder Cache
Sometimes pages on Divi websites can lose their styling and appear corrupted. This is usually due to Divi cache not caving correctly.
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Configure Email Sending using WP SMTP
If your WordPress website is not sending emails, you will need to configure it to do so.
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Configure SSL Certificate on your WordPress Website
It is recommended that every website uses an SSL certificate.
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Delete a WordPress Theme
It is good practice to delete all themes that your site is not using.
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Difference between WordPress Pages and Posts
A question we are often asked is “What is the difference between WordPress Pages and WordPress Posts?” Posts belong to a date in time…
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Disable a Page or Post by Setting Status to Draft
The easiest way to disable a Page, Post or other content on your WordPress website is to set the status to Draft.
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Disable WordPress Comments
WordPress comments can be a gift to spammers and unless you actively want to attract discussion, you should consider disabling these.
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Editing Pages or Posts
Login to the WordPress Dashboard How to: How to Login to your WordPress Website Access Page or Post Lists Pages and Posts are accessed…
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Editing Text on a Page with Divi Page Builder
Editing text in WordPress using the Divi Page Builder is very simple.
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European Business Guide Scam
We received a spam email today inviting us to add a listing into the European Business Guide today.
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Greyscales
This is #000000 This is #111111 This is #222222 This is #333333 This is #444444 This is #555555 This is #666666 This is #777777…
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How to find the URL of a Webpage
When submitting a support request, we will usually need to have the URL of the webpage you need help with.
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Install WordPress on cPanel using Softaculous
WordPress is simple to install on cPanel using the Softaculous WordPress Manager following these steps.
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Installing WordPress in a Subdirectory
In some case, you may need to install WordPress in a subdirectory (eg /subdirectory/) but have it appear as though it’s in the root.
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My Page / Post Edit Window has Changed
In WordPress 5.0, the default editor changed from the Classic WordPress Editor to the Gutenberg Block Editor.
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Performing Routine WordPress Maintenance
WordPress is a fantastic Open Source system powering over 40% of the World’s websites. This makes it a great target for hackers.
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Providing Images or Video for your website
When providing images or videos for your website please consider the following guidelines Image License Most importantly, you must hold a license for
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Safely Change Page or Post URL / Permalink / Slug
When you create a new page, post, prodict or other content type within WordPress, a new web address (often known as a permalink) is…
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Should I Enable WordPress Auto Updates?
Automatic minor version updates have been a feature of WordPress since version 3.7. Automatic major Updates was introduced in WordPress version 5.5.
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Turn on WordPress Debugging
If your WordPress website is not loading or is experience other errors, it may be useful to turn on debug mode.
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Update Website Domain in Siteground
You may need to change the domain name on your website hosted by Siteground.
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Update WordPress Sitename and Tagline
Your WordPress Sitename and Tagline can be used in various places around your WordPress website, but most visibly in your browser window and browser…
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View More Items Per Page in WordPress Dashboard
If you have a lot of pages, posts or products on your WordPress website, you may wish to view more the default 20 items…
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WordPress Admin Column Missing in Page, Post or Product Index
Sometimes when looking at your WordPress Page, Post or Product index you might notice that some columns are missing.