Archive for the ‘Wordpress Help’ Category

One of the best things about using Wordpress as a platform is all of the free Wordpress themes that are available on the web. The problem, however, is that with free themes, what you see is what you get. If you want to customize your theme by adding your own header graphic or changing [...]

If you want to remove the default “Home” page in a Wordpress blog or site so that a static page can be the home page, you’re in for an easy task. When you change the home page to a static page, it will also remove the default “Home” tab from the navigation bar – all [...]

Need to know how to move your blog from Wordpress.com or even your own domain to a new domain? It seems like it would be complicated, but it’s one of the easiest tasks you can perform in Wordpress. You’ll be able to get packed, get moved in, and feel like a total Wordpress pro doing [...]

Trying to add line breaks in a Wordpress document using traditional methods like hitting enter multiple times, adding <br> tags in the HTML editor, or even adding additional paragraphs using <p></p> tags does not work. I can only assume that you have realized that, because you’re here now looking for a solution – no one [...]

Adding a favicon to your hosted Wordpress site makes you look like you are publishing a top rate body of work and that you are an expert in your field. Why? Because all of the biggest, most popular sites on the web have favicons, and they were the first to get them. So, by mental [...]

Wordpress blog stopped working? It’s probably a bad plugin. If your Wordpress blog was working fine and now there’s something functionally wrong, it is almost surely the fault of a plugin, theme, or page template you have recently installed. This is particularly true when bloggers experience problems with Internet Explorer (IE). If you use a [...]

There are actually two simple ways to add a link to your Wordpress navigation bar, but only one of them is worth using. There are many tutorial sites that advise you use a page template called redirect.php for the redirect function. It works…mostly. The problem with it is if you need to redirect your navigation [...]