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Get Wordpress HostingAccessibility mode for WordPress widgets can be activated by clicking on Screen Options button on the Appearance » Widgets page.
When it comes to changing the theme of your site, many users worry that changing it will have unintended consequences. This is a legitimate worry but thankfully there's a way to view what your site will look like once activated with a new theme.
To test the new theme without activating it simply install your new WordPress theme and then go to Appearance » Themes page. Take the mouse to the newly installed theme’s thumbnail and then click on the Live Preview button.
WordPress makes it very easy to enter different media types within your posts, be they images or videos. What a lot of people don't know however is that WordPress allows you to edit the images within WordPress itself. If offers basic editing tools such as cropping and re-sizing and also allows you to flip an image vertically or horizontally.
Since WordPress 4.3, you can use Markdown-like syntax to make your writing a lot faster. Stars and dashes make lists, hashes make titles and so on. Take a further look at the announcement for this feature for more details on how to use shortcuts.
If you want to stay productive and be able to quickly edit posts on your site, you will find the Quick Edit Posts feature very helpful. It has options that allow you to edit the title, change the date and author, add or change the category of the post, add more tags and make the post sticky or even password protect it.
To quick edit posts on your site, navigate to Posts > All Posts.
Hover your mouse over the post that you want to edit. You will see some options including Quick Edit.
Are you moving your blog from another platform to self-hosted WordPress, or from one WordPress site to another? Moving data from one site to another is pretty complicated and time-consuming task. Thankfully, due to the Import Data feature of WordPress, you can easily and quickly import your content to your WordPress site.
Navigate to Tools > Import. You will see a list of import options to choose from. Just select the one that fits you best.
Sometimes you might not want to publish a post right away. Instead, you may want to get the post finished today and publish on another day.Can you do this without a plugin? Absolutely! WordPress supports post scheduling.
On the right-hand side of the Post Editor, you can find the Publish Box. Click on Edit, next to the Publish button.
This opens up a date entry option. Enter date and time to schedule the post, and click OK.
After this, your post is now scheduled for your specified time and date.
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