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Appearance Menus Screen
Note: WordPress 5.9 was the last version to include the Appearance Menus screen for all sites by default. In WordPress 6.0 and later, when using a block theme, navigation is managed via the Navigation block. The Appearance Menus screen may still be available when using classic or hybrid themes, or on sites using plugins that…
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Work with themes
What is a Theme? Fundamentally, the WordPress Theme system is a way to “skin” your WordPress site. Yet, it is more than just a “skin”. Skinning your site implies that only the design is changed. WordPress Themes can provide much more control over the visual presentation of your content and other data on your WordPress…
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Twenty Fifteen
Twenty Fifteen is the default theme for WordPress in 2015. It is super-clean, content-focused, and designed to bring a little more simplicity to our blogs. Its careful attention to typography, featuring the expertly-designed Noto font set in elegant and harmonious margins, makes it beautiful in multiple languages around the world. Twenty Fifteen looks great on…
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Settings Reading screen
The options in the Reading Settings Screen are few in number, but still important. You can decide if you want your latest posts or a “static” Page displayed as your website’s front (home) page. You can also adjust how many posts are displayed on that home page. In addition, you can adjust syndication feed features…
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Create a static front page
The purpose of this document is to explain the process of setting up a static page on your WordPress site. This document doesn’t discuss the automatic display of posts on the Home page. It is a pre-requisite that you understand the difference between the Pages and Posts. What is a Static Front Page By default, WordPress displays…
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Site Health screen
Site Health screen is located in your dashboard under Tools > Site Health > Info. WordPress offers a diagnosis of your site’s health. There are two tabs on the site health screen: 1. Status: The status tab allows you to see critical information about your WordPress configuration, along with anything else that requires your attention. 2. Info: The info…
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Trackbacks and Pingbacks
Trackbacks and pingbacks are methods for alerting blogs that you have linked to them. The difference between them is: Check out the article on the WordPress user document for a more detailed explanation. Pingbacks A pingback is a type of comment that’s created when you link to another blog post where pingbacks are enabled. The best way…
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Vimeo embed
Go back to the list of Blocks Vimeo is a popular video-sharing service. With the Vimeo block, you can embed videos from Vimeo into your WordPress website. You don’t need a Vimeo account to be able to use it. You can only embed all public Vimeo videos. When embedded, a Vimeo video would look like…
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WordPress Versions
The following are the various versions of WordPress, listed chronologically from newest to oldest, along with the Change Log information on new features and improvements in each version. NOTE: WordPress core developers share a love of jazz music, and since WordPress 1.0, all major releases are named in honor of jazz musicians they admire. See Also…
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Use keyboard shortcuts (Block Editor)
Several keyboard shortcuts are available for you in WordPress visual (block) editor. These shortcuts allow you to do simple tasks without reaching for your mouse. You can access the list of all the available shortcuts by clicking Shift + Alt + H or ⌃ + ⌥ + H Windows Global Shortcuts Switch between visual editor…