In this section of AwardSpace’s WordPress Tutorials, we’ll cover the basics of WordPress. Learn how to use the CMS from the ground up.
Content is king! You probably already know that. Maybe you have had a YouTube channel way before you created your website. Or, maybe, it's just the opposite - you started a youtube channel in order to support and mature the site. Whatever the reason is you found...
We already discussed how to keep the comment section of your website clean. But after all, you may want to turn off the comments entirely. There are tons of different reasons to do so, depending on the type of site you are developing. Your reason is not as important...
We already covered how to add a new category to your website. And also the purpose of the categories. But everything changes. Maybe you don't need a category, you needed one before. Or maybe you just created one for testing purposes. Whatever the case is you need to...
Now that you already have created a WordPress-based website you may want to change your theme. We already covered the topic of how to install or upload a theme in WordPress. But if you try way too many themes, you'll eventually face the problem of having themes that...
When we are creating something, whatever it is, we expect people to engage with it. The best type of engagement that exists on the web is the comments. If people care to share their opinion with you, they care about you, your product, or your service. We believe that...
If you want to have any structure on your website most often than not you'll have to divide your content into categories. Adding categories in WordPress is a fairly simple task. You are literally two steps away from categorizing your content. Step 1: How to Add...
Summary on How to Add Media to WordPress Posts To add media to a post in WordPress is as easy as it gets. You just have to follow these three steps: Choose Where Exactly You Want to Add the Image/Media Click the Add Media Button Afterward, click Upload Files ->...
Now that we've customized the WordPress Dashboard, and Installed the desired theme, we are ready to start creating content. Let's learn how to post on WordPress! Speaking of building a WordPress-based site, Posts probably are the most fundamental part. After you've...
Summary on How to Customize a WordPress Theme: WordPress is crafted in a way that makes it comprehensible for everybody. For that to be so, we all must be able to make customization. Without further ado, here is how to customize the theme you've already chosen. To...
Summary on How to Install WordPress Theme There are two main methods to install a WordPress theme: 1. You could use the integrated theme search engine. Go to Appearance->Themes-> Add New now choose from the presented options. 2. You could upload a theme you’ve...
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What is Gutenberg: Gutenberg is the name of the new post editor that ships with WordPress. Unlike its predecessor, Gutenberg is entirely block-based. This means that every page element like a paragraph, an image, a video, etc lives inside a block. Gutenberg blocks can...
What you need to know: A new feature in WordPress 5.7 and later allows you to quickly enable HTTPS on your website. The option is found in your Site Health settings. You just need to make sure that you have a valid SSL installed beforehand. WordPress has long...
As you might know, WordPress is a free open-source content management system (CMS). It is also one of the most used CMS both by novice and experienced web developers. When you first start using WordPress, you will most likely experiment a lot with various plugins and...
There are several milestones that you’ll go through on your journey to crafting your website the way you want it to be. We’ve covered a lot of them in our WordPress guides. Still, there are things you need to do right after you install WordPress. In this tutorial,...
Although, while creating your WordPress website, you will choose a theme that will determine the general look and feel of your website, most often than not you ought to add a bit more customization to the website, so you can feel it is “yours”. Adding a bit of...