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When creating a new user in WordPress, you’ll be given the choice of making that user one of five types of user roles: ‘Subscriber’, ‘Contributor’, ‘Author’, ‘Editor’ or ‘Administrator’ (and... View Article
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All the Best WordPress Resources (According to Us!) Yup – we’ve put together an enormous list of what we (with quite a bit of input from the general WordPress community)... View Article
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When just getting started with WordPress, one of the first things you’ll soon notice is that WordPress offers two main ways to publish new content: via ‘Posts’ and via ‘Pages’.... View Article
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Much of the true power of WordPress comes via plugins. Pretty much all but the simplest websites need to use plugins: and usually quite a few of them. But can... View Article
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Squarespace or WordPress? Both platforms cater to different types of users, and are really very different in more ways than one. Squarespace is more a run-of-the-mill website builder while with... View Article
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So, your WordPress website is now simply a blank white screen… Not good! Luckily, although likely new to you, it isn’t a new thing in general. There are, thankfully, a... View Article
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For newbies, adding CSS to a WordPress website is no easy task. It is, however, sometimes a very necessary one. There’s actually plenty of ways to customise your site (with... View Article
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Creating your very first WordPress website/blog may seem quite daunting, but there’s really nothing to fear. These days it’s actually pretty simple — and to help you take those all-important... View Article
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Looking at a screen on your WordPress website saying “Internal Server Error”? Don’t worry — we’ve all been there: it’s rarely the end of the world! In fact, although scary,... View Article
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There are literally tens of thousands of WordPress plugins… A select few, however, are used on almost every site. These select few are free, fulfil a very specific (and essential)... View Article