Feed The CuriosityLearn & discover the ins and outs of WordPress, as well as the answers to the common questions that should have been obvious, but aren’t. Additionally, you’ll master unconventional tips & tricks to help you achieve your desired outcomes with your WordPress site.
To either diagnose an issue or general curiosity, you can employ multiple easy methods for knowing your current WordPress version. This post will go over them by breaking the methods into those requiring a WordPress login and those that don’t. Checking the WordPress Version by Using Methods That Require Login In this section, I’ll cover
The head tag in WordPress is located inside the theme editor section. Specifically, the header.php file is where both your <head> and the <body> tags would be (in most cases). How to Access the <head> Section in WordPress Step 1: The first & foremost step is to navigate yourself to the theme editor. To get
To edit categories in WordPress, the very first step is to navigate to the main “Categories” section from your WordPress dashboard. To get there, hover your mouse over the main “Posts” menu to get more options. From those, click on Categories. Alternatively, you can click on Posts first, and subsequently, click on Categories. Editing Categories
No doubt that WordPress is perhaps the most commonly used CMS; however, despite all of its unique upgrades, functionalities, and features, there are a few default behaviors that many may not take a liking to. One of those, is the excerpt ellipsis for blog posts. Preferably, users would like to change the WordPress ellipsis to
WordPress updates are necessary and critical for your website’s longevity, and above all, imperative for security reasons. However, every now and then, some permission levels change due to which users cannot completely delete plugins. More specifically, they get–> “Could not fully remove the plugin (plugin name)” error. This seems to be a common occurrence, especially