Learn the Basics of WordPress

Manually updating themes and plugins is a pain. Try this solution to complete the updates quickly and without error.

This is the simplest and easiest way to download all of the images from your WordPress Media Library to any folder on your computer.

Learn how to find popular font pairings, pick a “display font,” and more in this look at some of Google Fonts’ best features.

Check these sources to keep up with all of the latest events and developments in the fast-paced WordPress industry.

Creating a new WordPress website has never been easier, but it’s still hard to compete online regardless of your niche. Here are five steps to help your site stand out and win on the web.

If you know this trick, you can quickly transfer your widgets from your old theme to your new theme without losing any content or settings.

Need to share a post with someone who isn’t a registered user on your site? Follow this quick tutorial to learn how.

Every box in your Post Edit screen can be hidden and rearranged. Follow this quick tutorial to find out how.

Find out how to let new authors signup on their own without compromising your site’s privacy or security.

In the next 30 seconds, you can have a new default post category. Find out how in this quick tutorial.

Want to keep a post at the top of your blog? Here’s a quick method available in your WordPress dashboard that doesn’t require installing any new plugins.

Tired of seeing all those widget boxes when you login? Find out how to remove them in the next 60 seconds (without any plugins).

Tired of removing the Media File link from every image you insert in your Posts? Read this and you’ll never have to again.

Embedding Youtube videos in WordPress is easy. You don’t even need a plugin to do it. Find out how to embed a Youtube video in the next 30 seconds now.

WordPress can’t embed PDFs on its own, but there are plugins that can. Find the best plugin for the job and learn how to easily embed PDFs in this post.

Learn five ways to hide or unpublish posts and pages on your WordPress site (only one of these methods requires a plugin).