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One of the things that separates (and frees) WordPress from the majority of its closest rivals is the ability to access the server on which it’s installed. Why would you... View Article
Have you ever come across online articles that run into multiple pages? You know the ones – I mean the articles that get you hooked and then, somewhere down the... View Article
One of the most common mistakes WordPress-newbies make is using a word processor (like Microsoft Word, Pages, and WordPerfect) to edit server-side source-code files (such as .html, .css and .php... View Article
When you’re just getting started building (or even just owning) a website, a term you’ll soon come across is ‘web hosting‘. Essentially, every single website is (at least in part)... View Article
If you’re just getting started with WordPress, one of the first things you’ll likely want to do is create some new pages on your site. Whether they be about pages,... View Article
Logging in to a WordPress website is super easy when you know how… but what if you’ve never done it before — or maybe you’ve simply forgotten? Fear not, we’ve... View Article
You may already have heard that the true power of WordPress comes from the fact that you can easily add to its functionality by using any number of pre-built plugins!... View Article
If you’ve recently come across the term CMS (short for ‘content management system‘) for the first time, you’ll likely have a few questions, such as: What exactly is a CMS,... View Article
Is it better to buy a domain name from a web hosting company or from a domain name registrar? This is a valid question — especially if you’re just about... View Article
Terms such as domains, servers and hosting are thrown around on a daily basis among web developers and designers, but, if you’ve never owned a website before, figuring them all... View Article
