This guide takes a step-by-step look at all aspects of the WordPress dashboard, offering tips and insights along the way. How to Access the WordPress Admin Dashboard Accessing the WordPress Admin Dashboard is the first step in managing your website. How to Customize the WordPress Dashboard The WordPress dashboard is designed to be flexible, allowing you to customize it to your specific needs. Customizing the dashboard helps streamline your workflow and makes website management easier. Let's...

Many new users who are just starting out with WordPress choose WordPress.com. This is a lot more restrictive as compared to the open version (WordPress.org), which has the advantage of being cheap, easy, and doesn't require a lot of skill. Due to the limitations of WordPress.com, it will be migrated to WordPress.org. Why Migrate from WordPress.com to WordPress.org? WordPress...

What is an embedded YouTube video? One of the main advantages of embedding videos is that it reduces the loading time of your website. Video files are usually large and uploading them directly to a website can slow it down significantly. By embedding, we can showcase the video without affecting the performance of the website. Embedding YouTube videos using the editor The easiest way to embed YouTube videos in the WordPress editor is to use the oEmbed protocol. oEmbed protocol allows you to simply use...

I've seen a lot of WordPress tutorials online that require you to add code snippets to your website. However, a small mistake in adding a code snippet can cause the entire site to crash, especially for newbies. If you try something new on your WordPress site and get the following error "Syntax error, unexpected...", don't panic, check out our tutorial. Avoid errors by using correct syntax Syntax errors are usually caused by a small but critical mistake in the code syntax. For example, a missing comma or ...

Internal Server Error is one of the most common WordPress errors. Sometimes when we open a web page, we see that the page prompts 500 Internal Server Error! So, what is this exactly? And how to solve it? Let's take a look at it together! What is 500 Internal Server Error? 500 Internal Server Error is a common web server error. It is not unique to WordPress and can happen to any website. The 500 in the error message is technically...

By using the free "BetterDocs" Write With AI" feature, you can experience the perfect combination of simplicity and effectiveness to differentiate your knowledge base while efficiently focusing on customer experience and support. This blog will guide you through the configuration process, showing how easy it is to write documents with the added intelligence of AI. Creating an AI-Generated Knowledge Base on WordPress with BetterDocs Write With AI Step-by-Step Guide to ...

Building your website with WordPress and WooCommerce allows you to fully own your store and use a flexible framework to build systems and designs as unique as you dream. Today we're going to discuss building a WooCommerce store page and how you should customize it. What is a WooCommerce Store Page? A WooCommerce Store Page is included by default and is an archive page of the Product Page type. This means that it will display the published...

WordPress is widely used all over the world, but there are many problems that often arise. Let's take a look at some of the problems that occur frequently and how to fix them! Important: It's still a cliché to always back up your data before making any changes to your website, just in case. Let's look at how to fix the most common WordPress errors one by one. 1. How to Fix Internal Server Errors The most common WordPress error encountered by newbies at the beginning of their career is usually "Internal Server Error...".

A website's .htaccess file is a small but important file that runs in the background, like a set of instructions for the server. The file explains how to handle things like permalinks and security measures. However, the file can become corrupted for a variety of reasons, which can lead to problems; such as broken links or white screens of death. What is an .htaccess file? An .htaccess file is a hidden configuration file that plays a crucial role in the operation of a WordPress website...

WordPress sites stuck in maintenance mode can be a headache; especially when the site is being updated or has a lot of traffic. Maintenance mode can be caused by a variety of factors, from simple file corruption to more complex plugin conflicts or existing .maintenance files. Fixing a WordPress site stuck in maintenance mode is also relatively simple. Let's take a look at it together! What causes WordPress to get stuck in maintenance mode? Maintenance mode is when WordPress is updating or making re...