Drag & Drop in WordPress 5.5
With the latest update of WordPress, the drag and drop feature has been changed. While the new version isn’t ideal here is how to do it. Select the block you will want to move. Next to the Quation icon, you…
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Moving to Self-Hosted WordPress
To be self-hosted you will need to be on any hosting platform other then WordPress.com. You can learn the difference in WordPress.com vs WordPress.org from our earlier post. This is a easy move and here are the step you will…
How to enable the WordPress Theme Editor
WordPress offers endless possibilities to customize your site. You have thousands of themes and plugins to choose from. You can purchase premium themes from marketplaces and upload them. Sometimes you just want to make changes to the theme you are…
Helpful Self-Hosted WordPress Links
Here is a simple list of helpful blog posts when first starting on your WordPress journey. 🚀If you have any questions or need help reach out to us. 🧙♂️ Want to know how to get started with WordPress? 👉 Read…
Make a WordPress Menu Item Non-Clickable
The Steps From the WordPress dashboard head over to Appearances > Menus In the column titled “Add menu items” select “Custom Links” For the “URL” enter NAV-NO-CLICK and then for “Link Title” enter the Menu Title you would like. Then…
Move Your Website From WordPress.com to WordPress.org
Why Move from WordPress.com to a self-hosted version? Functionality. That is the main reason, people want to be able to do more with their website but shouldn’t have to spend $300+ on getting the features that they need. Need Before…
The Simple Guide to Self-Hosted WordPress
Going with a self-hosted WordPress site lets you get all the WordPress funcationality you could want at an affordable price. We have tried to make everything as simple as possible but we understand that things can seem overwhelming. So here…
Why Go Self-Hosted?
If you are currently signed up to WordPress.com and using the free plan at some point most people will have a need to upgrade. Whether it is because you want to use your own .com domain instead of a .wordpress.com…
The difference between WordPress.org and WordPress.com
If you are new to the world of WordPress things can seem very confusing when it comes to what version of WordPress you are using. We are going to help clarify somethings. First what makes up a website? The very…
Getting Started with WordPress
So you have decided that it's time for a website. That's great! Awesome news!! Now... where do you start? This guide will give you the 4 steps it takes to get started.