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WordPress includes two main content types when it is installed: a Post and a Page. A post is a chronologically ordered entry that is typically Read More >

In this article: Create a WordPress Page Manage WordPress Pages One of the two basic content creation things that you can build in WordPress is Read More >

In this article: Reordering Blog Posts in the WordPress Administrator Using Plugins to Reorder Posts Modifying Post Order with Code WordPress organizes your posts from Read More >

In this article: How to Install and Activate the plugin Quick start guide to create a Coming Soon page There are a number of maintenance Read More >

In this article: Affinity Photo Affinity Design TechSmith Snagit TechSmith Camtasia Text editor – you pick If you are among the thousands of content creators Read More >

Want a custom post type, no plugin? WordPress gives you the ability to create custom post types. Want a different type of page than just Read More >

Markdown lets writers compose posts and comments with formatting that is commonly used by writers or bloggers. It creates an easy way to create rich, Read More >

In this article: Install WPScan Setup Notifications There are many great WordPress security plugins available for free. But it’s still beneficial to know of zero-day Read More >

Hosting a WordPress site gives you a few instant benefits that would otherwise be difficult to add to a custom-built site. One of those benefits Read More >

Are you getting the “no padlock” error after installing an SSL on your WordPress site? This means there’s likely an insecure URL somewhere on your Read More >

This plugin no longer works with the current versions of WordPress. Check out Content Control – User Access Restriction for a current solution that restricts Read More >

In this article: Device User Experience Install the Plugin Usage Shortcode Other Blocks Device User Experience (UX) Do you provide downloadable software for computers, smartphones, Read More >

There are a number of email notifications that you often receive from WordPress after an action has been completed.  For example, it’s common to get Read More >

In this article: Introduction to MarsEdit Advanced Features Pros and Cons If you’re a blogger, you use WordPress, and your computer of choice is from Read More >

In this article: Install Redirection Setup Redirects Some WordPress updates require more proactive work than others. Security plugins require detailed customization per your environment and Read More >

Hosting a local development site is the best way to learn more about WordPress and make custom modification to your site. In this article, you’ll Read More >

Images work magic for your site. They can instantly communicate a wild array of emotions that inspire your users to act. But they’re really expensive! Read More >

Your content is the most valuable resource on your site. Think about how much energy you put into creating it. What if it gets stolen? Read More >

Despite being the most used software for websites on the internet, WordPress does have some common issues that many users deal with. These problems scare Read More >

Videos are difficult and expensive to produce. But the marketing benefits of high-production-value videos are tempting and measurable. Video can make your site or product Read More >

BBQ: Block Bad Queries is a small WordPress security plugin that does one thing: block malicious requests. The plug-and-play plugin fights SQL injections, file execution Read More >

Interested in making a custom modification to your WordPress site? You’ve probably landed on a tutorial or blog post that gives you a snippet of Read More >

In this article, you can learn: How to Add an Image Block How to Change the Image Size Additional Image Block Settings Link Settings Advanced Read More >

The search option in a default WordPress site is adequate, but it is not as powerful as the Jetpack Search option in a Jetpack Premium Read More >

How to Install the Newsletter Plugin Creating a Newsletter Manually Building a Subscriber List A great way to keep your viewers engaged with your website Read More >

Offline Grammar Resources Online Grammar Resources In this day and age, social media often includes messages that are, poorly written, misspelled, and wrongly punctuated. This Read More >

Obtaining the Instagram video embed code Adding the Instagram video embed code to your WordPress post The power of social media is the power of Read More >

How to Add the Jetpack Facebook Page Widget How to Configure the Facebook Page Widget Example of the Facebook Page Widget in Use Whether we Read More >

Enabling Shortened URLs in Jetpack Finding the Shortened URLs One of the benefits of the Jetpack plugin is that Automattic, the maker of WordPress, is Read More >

How to Enable Jetpack Two-Factor Authentication How WordPress Users Configure Two-Factor Authentication The use of Jetpack’s Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) requires that each user have a Read More >

In this article Create Standard Link Create Hidden Affiliate Link This article describes the ways to add affiliate links to your WordPress website. We will Read More >

Checking your Database Credentials Checking your WordPress Database Table Prefix A common problem you may come across when moving your WordPress site from one host Read More >

In this article What is HubSpot? What Features does the HubSpot plugin include? How to Install the HubSpot Plugin This article introduces you to the Read More >

A blogging adventure may take you to all kinds of places and expose your content to a wider audience than you can fathom. But it’s Read More >

In this article Install Live Chat Add Live Chat to your Site Do you need to interact with website visitors in real-time? Chat is a Read More >

With WordPress, there are plugins available to simplify the creation of pop-ups for the purpose of marketing. But, keeping track of marketing promotions can be Read More >

Website marketing can consume large amounts of time and effort. If you are using WordPress, there are many tools for managing your campaigns. With over Read More >

Do you need an image gallery for your site, but most of your visitors are on mobile? Making the gallery look just right on a Read More >

Instagram is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world. Adding an Instagram feed to your WordPress site can help you interact Read More >

WordPress content management system (CMS) tutorials focusing on security can help you find better ways to secure your website. Whether you’re a seasoned WordPress developer Read More >

In this WordPress tutorial, you’ll learn everything you need to know about publishing in WordPress. Remember, with WordPress you can publish pages and posts. What’s Read More >

(This article assumes you have a live WordPress website. Not quite there yet? That’s okay! We can get you up and running with a WordPresss Hosting Read More >

(This article assumes you have a live WordPress website. Not quite there yet? That’s okay! We can get you up and running with WordPress Hosting.) Read More >

WordPress 5.2 will be introducing a great feature to get the most out of your web performance that checks exactly what it’s called – Site Read More >

Are you preparing to backup your WordPress Hosting site? As we continue our series on the Duplicator plugin, we will now show you how to Read More >

InMotion Hosting now offers superior WordPress Hosting that can fit into any budget. There are many WordPress web design techniques to improve search engine optimization Read More >

When you first installed WordPress, you may remember first creating your username and admin password. And as it turns out, you can do a lot Read More >

When creating a WordPress website, one of your first tasks will be adding your company logo. Adding your logo to your WordPress website header will Read More >

If you participate in a sports league then you may want to create a website where you can share information or media for your team. Read More >

The JetPack plugin has added a new block to your Gutenberg canvas. You can now add Gif images to your pages and posts. This is Read More >

In this post, we’re going to talk about using a membership plugin on your WordPress site. How does a membership plugin become helpful? As you Read More >

Your WordPress Hosting package gives you the ability easily host an active site with thousands of members. But how do you know if memberships are Read More >

After setting up WordPress Multisite (MS), or Network, you may need to increase the maximum upload size allowed. You can view your current settings by Read More >

Sometimes, you need to allow access to a file or directory but don’t need a subdomain. For example, you may upload a file or folder Read More >

Do you want an easy way to quickly troubleshoot issues on your WordPress site? The Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin has got you covered. This Read More >

Sometimes, after adding news to your WordPress website you’ll want to refresh your website in viewers’ browser to ensure they’re seen immediately. Below we’ll cover Read More >

You never want to have old information on your site. Out-of-date content can send visitors running from your site, or, worse, can provide false information Read More >

A valuable feature for some WordPress websites – e.g. news, blogs – is the ability to automatically refresh certain pages to ensure viewers are seeing Read More >

There are multiple ways that you can configure the language of a WordPress installation. For instance, you can change the language site-wide or for an Read More >

There may be a time that you have another user working on your website that is not familiar with your native language. Rather than updating Read More >

In this tutorial, we’ll cover how the oEmbed embedding feature allows WordPress users to paste a supported URL to display its embedded version. This is Read More >

In this guide, we will show you how to install the WP Accessibility WordPress plugin. This plugin allows you to improve your websites’ accessibility. You Read More >

If you’re going to continue using WordPress into the future, at some point you’ll need your own “local” WordPress development environment. So why not start Read More >

Your site information can provide additional clues when troubleshooting WordPress issues. As we continue our series on the UpdraftPlus plugin, we will show you how Read More >

Privacy for personal data has become a concern with Europe changing privacy for personal data. WordPress has responded with several updates to its interface including Read More >

Due to the continued focus on improving privacy as well as the change in privacy laws in Europe, WordPress has added interfaces that allow an Read More >

With the changes and focus on privacy in the internet, WordPress has taken steps to allow for users of your WordPress site to be able Read More >

In this article, we’re going to show you how to activate the Jetpack plugin for WordPress. As with all WordPress plugins, you can both Install Read More >

In This Tutorial: Install Enable If you are actively working on your site, but want to create a landing page to keep your visitors in Read More >

The WordPress Loop is a function that grabs posts from your database. It may be the most important function in your WordPress theme development journey. Read More >

When a visitor shares a Page from your website to Facebook, there are particular details that Facebook looks for to generate a post containing a Read More >

When a visitor shares content from your website to Facebook, there is specific metadata that needs to be present to generate a post with a Read More >

Org2Blog provides a way of synchronizing your Org mode document with a WordPress post or page. Org2Blog Requirements Installation Set Up Your Website Media Management Read More >

Our goal is to provide you – our valued customers with holistic WordPress product, functionality, and design troubleshooting support. If you’re interested in a fast, Read More >

As we continue our series on the All in One SEO Pack, we will now show you how to block bad bots from crawling your Read More >

You can use the WordPress Optimized platform to achieve excellent performance with a website by utilizing NGINX and PHP-FPM. However, some users may experience the occasional technical issue that can lead to frustration and time-consuming troubleshooting. A lack of familiarity with the underlying components can make this especially troublesome.

In this article, we explore the general troubleshooting procedures you can apply when tackling an issue with your WordPress Optimized hosting, as well as a list of common problems and their solutions. If you get stuck along the way, do not hesitate to reach out to our support team 24/7.

Throughout our WordPress Education Channel, you have likely found references to plugins and themes. And you must already know that using plugins will get you Read More >

There are many reasons why you may need to access background information about your <a href=”https://www.inmotionhosting.com/wordpress-hosting”>WordPress</a> installation, especially if you are considering going deeper with Read More >

In This Tutorial: Install Beta Plugin Configure Beta Plugin Update WordPress If you would like to test and learn about upcoming WordPress version releases, you Read More >

Replacing an image on a page using WordPress is a common task you may need to complete when updating your website. Instead of removing and Read More >

Providing two-factor authentication means that your WordPress login screen will be reinforced by another layer of security on top of your username/password combination. In typical Read More >

If you’re currently hosting your WordPress website with DreamHost, you can easily migrate your WordPress site to InMotion Hosting. In this article are the steps Read More >

If you need to move a website from WP Engine, you will need to familiar with the interface that they provide. Once you are able Read More >

Preparing Exporting Finishing Migrating a WordPress.com site to a standalone WordPress installation hosted at InMotion Hosting is a relatively simple process. The main steps are Read More >

Things to consider before migrating your WordPress site Before you can move your site using the backup plugin, you need to make a backup of Read More >

Managing your content is WordPress’s main job. But, you need to use WordPress strategically. Anyone who writes for the web or creates new content must Read More >

Your InMotion Hosting account allows you to host your own WordPress blog or website. If you are migrating your site from WordPress.com, you will be Read More >

By default WordPress uses English as the default language with the timezone set to UTC+0. These settings are easily changed in the WordPress Dashboard. How Read More >

In this tutorial we will show you how to add a photo gallery to your WordPress website using the Lightbox Gallery plugin. First, we will Read More >

In this tutorial we will show you how to add Social Media buttons to your WordPress site using the Social Media Widget plugin. Linking to Read More >

What is Notifybot? Very simply put, Notifybot is a WordPress plugin that allows you to monitor your WordPress website in a variety of ways. It Read More >

One of the features provided by WordPress to help viewers find content in a WordPress site are Tags. Tags can be used to help identify Read More >

In course of managing your web presence, you may find it necessary to update your social media audience when you make changes to your site Read More >

CMS Plugin Issue Resolution WordPress Akismet XSS security vulnerability Upgrade Akismet to alteast version 3.1.5 to fix the security flaw This vulnerability affects everyone using Read More >

Security Issue: JetPack Vulnerability – critical update Status: Update has been released- users should be using 3.7.1 or higher. Who is impacted? WordPress websites using Read More >

A favicon is the tiny icon that appears in the tab next to your domain name. It used to appear in the address bar next Read More >

Before moving or making changes to your WordPress site, you should always make a backup! Create the new location for your WordPress core files. Use Read More >

WordPress is normally installed directly to a domain name. It can also be installed to the subdirectory of a domain. The limitations of installing WordPress Read More >

WordPress Caching Below are the steps to fix the re-writes for both plugins, WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache. WP Super Cache Re-Writes Go Read More >

In this tutorial: Install Gravity Forms Setup reCAPTCHA In WordPress, forms allow your visitors to submit information to you. Of the many form plugins available, Read More >

Issue: A serious XSS security vulnerability was discovered and disclosed this morning that affects hundreds of WordPress plugins, which in turn affects millions of websites. Read More >

In this tutorial: Accessing the Theme Customizer Using the Theme Customizer WordPress has a built-in Theme Customizer that makes it easier to modify your theme. Read More >

When using WordPress, you’ll be working with Pages and Posts very often. For a photographer, you’ll generally want to use a page for your galleries Read More >

Before you create a menu for your website, you should consider how it will affect your website appearance and navigation. You should also have pages Read More >

The easiest way to install WordPress is to use the WordPress Softaculous installation. This is available if you are an InMotion Hosting customer. If you Read More >

WordPress was built for interaction with people in mind. All pages and posts can allow discussion in the form of comments. However, there are circumstances Read More >

A website that is used for displaying your photos will have pages that consist primarily of text and images. WordPress calls these pages, static pages. Read More >

If you’ve ever used Elasticsearch for managing your searchable content, you know that it is incredibly fast and scalable. If you’re a WordPress user, you Read More >

If you are a musician, you are certainly familiar with the streaming music service, Spotify and likely would want to promote your music on there. Read More >

One of the strengths of WordPress is its ability to quickly handle images within its pages and posts. In fact, you can easily create a Read More >

If you want to modify a WordPress theme, you should create what’s called a child theme. A child theme allows you to make updates that Read More >

The add_action function is arguably the most used function in WordPress. Simply put, it allows you to run a function when a particular hook occurs. Read More >

When writing a WordPress plugin or theme, you may need to check if an action hook exists before running additional code. In this article, we Read More >

Over time, as posts are updated, created, or deleted, the wp_postmeta table can become large and inhibit your website performance. In this article, we are Read More >

After a while, old comment meta data can sometimes pile up in your database in which it can take up space as well as negatively Read More >

If you have a website for your business, chances are that you have a Facebook page as well. In this article, we will show you Read More >

Pages and posts are essential, foundational elements for all WordPress websites. No matter the purpose of your website, you will have pages, posts, or both Read More >

Knowing when various things happen within your WordPress site is always critical and sometimes hard to keep up with, especially if you have multiple individuals Read More >

At times, you may need to delete a post using a WordPress plugin. For example, if you had a calendar system that created posts for Read More >

Within your WordPress themes or plugins, you may need to determine if a post has a featured image attached to it. Using the has_post_thumbnail() function, Read More >

If you need to obtain the post ID from your posts, you can easily use the get_the_ID() WordPress function. In this article, we will introduce Read More >

When using WordPress functions such as get_post(), the information will be stored within WP_Post objects. In this article, we will show you what is stored Read More >

When developing WordPress themes, it’s important to know about the loop. The WordPress loop allows you to display multiple posts on a page, such as Read More >

In the event that you need to get either the last or first post based on published date within your WordPress plugin or theme, you Read More >

Within your WordPress theme or plugin, you may need to obtain the post permalink. In this article, we will introduce you to the get_permalink() function Read More >

When creating a WordPress plugin, you use the File Header to store info about your plugin such as the plugin name and description. These file Read More >

Within your WordPress plugin or theme, you may need to determine if a post is published, a draft, or some other status. Using the get_post_status() Read More >

The get_post() WordPress function is one of the most important functions within WordPress. It allows you to get the post content or other information regarding Read More >

The get_the_post_thumbnail() WordPress function will allow you to get the featured image and display it using your theme or plugin. In this article, we will Read More >

Built within WordPress, is the ability to add excerpts to your posts. Of course, these excerpts will not do you any good if you cannot Read More >

Navigation: New Domain Names 3rd Party Domains Temp URL Using a Host File Welcome to the world of WordPress! If you’re reading this tutorial, it’s Read More >

Using the get_adjacent_post() function in WordPress will allow you to display information on the next and previous posts within WordPress. For example, if you wanted Read More >

Disabling comments globally in WordPress usually takes some work in either creating a child theme, or adjusting your existing theme. Thankfully, a plugin has been Read More >

In this tutorial: Installing the TablePress plugin Creating new tables Adding content to your table Inserting your table into a page or post Creating tables Read More >

If characters are not being stored properly on your WordPress site, or if you are using a different language in which the characters that you Read More >

In this tutorial: Installing the Tumblr Importer plugin Importing your Tumblr content Migrating your blog from Tumblr to WordPress can be an intimidating task if Read More >

If you’re visiting this page, most likely it is because you have been locked out of your WordPress site and cannot log in. In this Read More >

The following 10 steps will help you secure and protect your WordPress website against hackers. 1. Use a strong password Minimum password recommendations: – At least Read More >

Note: The Lockdown WP Admin plugin is no longer supported in newer versions of WordPress. Because WordPress brute force attacks are on the rise, using Read More >

In this article, we will be taking a look at the TimeTunnel plugin for WordPress and that can be used for displaying older posts within Read More >

In this article, we will take a look at the CrawlForMe plugin for WordPress and what it can be used for within your WordPress site. Read More >

The WordPress Comments Evolved plugin easily integrates a more robust commenting system into WordPress. Comments can be left from GooglePlus, FaceBook, Disqus, Livefyre , as Read More >

Navigation: What is caching? W3 Total Cache WP Super Cache WP Fastest Cache Every time a visitor comes to your WordPress website, by default, WordPress Read More >

Navigation: Look at latest visitors in cPanel Setup a cronjob to email WordPress login attempts Blocking unwanted users from WordPress Because WordPress is such a Read More >

In this tutorial: Changing your admin color scheme Adding more color schemes Introduced in WordPress 3.8, it is now possible to change the color scheme Read More >

In this tutorial, we will teach you how to create a custom menu within your WordPress site. This can be used for main navigation, or Read More >

In this article, we will teach you how to use the WP-Optimize plugin to fully optimize your WordPress database quickly and easily. Installing the WP-Optimize Read More >

Currently responsible for powering more than 35 percent of the internet, WordPress is hands-down the most popular CMS available.  But its rise to the most Read More >

There have been quite a few instances where people cannot access certain areas of their WordPress after upgrading the WordPress core files, usually the Themes Read More >

In this article, we will discuss the new changes within WordPress 3.8 so that you can become more familiar with the content management system that Read More >

In this article, we will introduce you to the Social Contact Display plugin for WordPress as well as teach you how to install and use Read More >

In this article, we will teach you how to use Memberful to fully integrate a members only area into your site built with WordPress. For Read More >

In this article, we will teach you how to integrate an attractive social media feed into WordPress using the Twine Social plugin for WordPress. Since Read More >

What will the WordPress auto-update do for me? The WordPress auto-update function that has been introduced in version 3.7 is quite possibly the best feature Read More >

WordPress is typically installed into a folder that you designate on your web server. If you must move WordPress to a different folder then you Read More >

In this tutorial: Installation Configuration Usage The BMo Expo WordPress and NextGEN Gallery plugin allows you to easily replace your default WordPress or NextGEN galleries Read More >

In this article we will teach you how to install, configure, and implement the PrettyGallery WordPress plugin to display attractive galleries on your site. Before Read More >

In this article, we will teach you how to install, configure, and implement the Q and A Focus Plus FAQ plugin to add an FAQ Read More >

Some of the links for this particular plugin are no longer available through WordPress and the author last updated the plugin in 2013-11-8. The plugin Read More >

WordPress 3.7 Beta 1 is available for testing. Go to the WordPress beta download site to get the latest versions. You can also use the Read More >

WordPress uses an implementation of the XML-RPC protocol in order to extend functionality to software clients. This Remote Procedure Calling protocol allows commands to be Read More >

Recently, new vulnerabilities affecting WordPress have been identified. All customers who use WordPress are advised to upgrade to the latest version (3.5.2) immediately. You can Read More >

WordPress allows you to add media of different types to your pages and posts. Media types include graphics, audio, video and text files. The following Read More >

WordPress 3.6 is now in Beta 3 and there have been several notable changes. You can find the development timeline here. The changes that I Read More >

As you may have noticed from your work in WordPress, you cannot change a WordPress username from the admin dashboard. You can only change the Read More >

In this tutorial, we’ll show you all the methods for viewing and adding HTML code to a Page or Post in WordPress. There may be Read More >

When you are running a website in WordPress, there may be times when you want to change a User’s role. For example, you may want Read More >

When you are creating a WordPress website, there may be times when you need to allow a user to access the Dashboard. A good way Read More >

WordPress 3.8 is the current core release version. The most current default theme is now Twenty-fourteen. WordPress continues to evolve and with it so does Read More >

WordPress 3.6 will also include a new ability to embed audio/video into a post without having to rely on a plugin or third party service. Read More >

This article is about changes to an older version of WordPress. The current version in version 3.8.1. Go to our article on the new features Read More >

WordPress plugins are the source for many capabilities that WordPress does not normally support. These add-on programs can unfortunately also cause problems with the typical Read More >

In order to keep multi-site WordPress installations from overwhelming a network server, it is good practice to set an upload quota so that you can Read More >

When working with file uploads in WordPress a multisite configuration, you want to pay attention to the maximum upload file size. Allowing a setting that Read More >

When working with a WordPress MultiSite installation, the interface is just a bit different. This is because of the network setup. Below is a guide Read More >

Many people like to create and test a new version of their site in a subfolder so that it does not affect their main domain. Read More >

To secure your WordPress website from attackers and those who can compromise the site, you ca install the WangGaurd Security plugin for WordPress. Below are Read More >

WordPress by default may not have the wp-content/uploads folder secured with an index page in it. When the wp-content/uploads folder has no index page, the Read More >

When working with posts and pages in WordPress, the ability for visitors to comment is enabled by default. This article will show you how to Read More >

This article will guide you on how to remove the blog index page for WordPress so you can display only your custom static pages. WordPress Read More >

When WordPress first came out, it was more difficult to edit the theme options in the WordPress dashboard. The newer versions of WordPress include a Read More >

Modern WordPress themes have the capability to edit the header, footer, and other theme areas within the Appearance section of the WordPress dashboard. This article Read More >

You may, at some point, decide to change the domain name for your WordPress site. After changing the name, you may notice that some of Read More >

When using the WYSIWYG editor in WordPress, you can expand the capabilities to allow more options. This expanded area is called the “Kitchen Sink“. Below Read More >

In WordPress, you have the option of editing the templates with the template editor; however, some specific changes can only be done in the code Read More >

What is a WordPress Shortcode? A shortcode is a code specific to WordPress designed to allow you to insert longer pieces of text or code Read More >

In this article I’m going to talk about WordPress revisions and why you might possibly want to limit or disable the revision history of your Read More >

In this article, I’m going to teach you how you can disable or modify the WordPress autosave feature that is used while you’re editing pages Read More >

In this article I’ll quickly discuss why you should be logging out of your WordPress admin dashboard when not in use. There can be multiple Read More >

Customers that initially built their blog sites with Google Blogger (Blogspot) can have the blog information imported into their WordPress software by using the “Import” Read More >

If you are updating your WordPress site via the automatic update script, you may run across an anomaly where you receive a maintenance message on Read More >

The sidebar is a wonderful piece of real estate on your site to place relevant content that may not fit directly on a page or Read More >

The sidebar of a website, although traditionally used for navigation links and ads, can be used for any data you would like to place there. Read More >

Default and older WordPress themes use nested lists to present their sidebar information. A nested list is simply a list of unordered items inside one Read More >

Even if you’re jumping into your first WordPress website, you’re probably already aware that pages and posts are important elements in the creation of your Read More >

Because WordPress is a blogging software, WordPress themes come default with blogging features. Many people use WordPress as a Content Management System, so the blogging Read More >

WordPress by default has comments enabled for most themes. The comments can be disabled in the WordPress Dashboard Settings > Discussion page; however, this does Read More >

When working with a WordPress theme, occasionally, the webmaster may want to completely remove the sidebar links and widgets from the theme. This can be Read More >

In the recent release of WordPress 3.4 Beta 1, The WordPress development team has taken extra steps to improve the theme installation process. In this Read More >

The recent release of WordPress 3.4 Beta 1 includes a new feature referred to as Custom Header and Background Images from Media Library. When researching Read More >

The Beta 1 version of WordPress 3.4 was just released, and one of the new items included is the Flexible Custom Header Sizes feature within Read More >

WordPress 3.4 Beta 1 was recently released and a new feature included is the Theme Customizer with Previewer. This tool combines several features already available, Read More >

WordPress 3.4 Beta 1 was recently released. If you’re eager to test out the new features like we are, you’ll first need to download and Read More >

The easiest way to install WordPress is to use Softaculous. Softaculous is an installation application that is free with select InMotion Hosting subscriptions. You can Read More >

WordPress uses a file called wp-cron.php as a virtual cron job in order to automate tasks like publishing scheduled posts, checking for plugin or theme Read More >

While WordPress is great software because of its ease of use, it does have a history of using excessive server resources (such as memory and/or Read More >

A common technique for hackers is to target index files, such as index.php or index.html. Because index files usually load first when a website is Read More >

By default, WordPress shortcodes do not work within Text widgets. If you need this functionality, it is quite easy to accomplish, simply follow the steps Read More >

Blogging is an important part of building your online presence. However, in addition to your actual blog content, the structure of your blog is equally Read More >

If you need to migrate your WordPress site or change the domain name or location of your WordPress installation it’s good to keep in mind Read More >

Updating PHP.INI file Enabling Error Reporting How to View the Error Log We’ve had a lot of our customers and WordPress users, in general, have Read More >

When troubleshooting error messages similar to “Failed to write file to disk”, the most common causes include: The server’s hard drive is full The server’s Read More >

At this point, you have done the work to migrate your website to Inmotion Hosting. The last step before taking the website live on our Read More >

So far in this tutorial you have migrated your WordPress database and copied the files associated with your website. The next step you will need Read More >

During the migration process to migrate your existing WordPress site from a previous host to InMotion Hosting, the next step is to copy or migrate Read More >

In this lesson, we will show you how to migrate our WordPress website. In this fictional tutorial we will migrate a your-wordpress-site.com from HostABC to Read More >

When migrating a WordPress site from a previous hosting provider to InMotion Hosting, there are some introductory topics that may benefit you if you understand Read More >

Photo galleries and sliders are great dynamic elements to add to your WordPress website. They pique curiosity and increase engagement among your visitors. You can Read More >

If you find a theme via the internet you can easily install it using your WordPress dashboard. You will need to download the theme to Read More >

WordPress is dynamically driven using your domain name. This means that WordPress Hosting site will not work correctly using your temporary URL if it was Read More >

WordPress allows you to control what appears on the front page of your website. The most common settings changed on the home page is typically Read More >

You already know that the design of your WordPress website is very important. Countless articles tell you that your website must be visually engaging, encouraging Read More >

One of the first things you hear when you ask how to build a site is the term WordPress. This is because it is one Read More >

In this article you can learn:  How to Install How to Set Up Settings Author Information This article describes how to use Simple Author Box Read More >

This tutorial explains how to:  Install Login LockDown Set Up Login LockDown This article describes how to secure your login page. You can learn how Read More >

In this article, you can learn: This article explains what Hotjar is and how you can leverage it to learn more about your users’ experience. Read More >

In this article What is CoSchedule for WordPress? How to Install CoSchedule for WordPress How to Set Up CoSchedule for WordPress This article describes how Read More >

You may have heard a lot recently about the popular open-source web server application Nginx. It’s one of the most popular and well-regarded open-source software Read More >

In this article, we will explore each of the components that make up the optimized WordPress Servers Hosting stack, point out a few potential pitfalls, Read More >

The vast majority of settings and features can be handled within the WordPress Administration section. However, when troubleshooting or under extreme circumstances, you may need Read More >

The longer your blog exists and the more posts you continue to add to your blog, the more tags you may end up having in Read More >

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WordPress is a Content Management System (CMS) you can use to build a website. WordPress was originally designed as a blogging platform, but it can Read More >

WordPress is a free open source software that can be installed on your server. Installing WordPress is not a terribly difficult task. This article will Read More >

In this article, I’ll show you how to lock down and password protect your WordPress website. We’ll do this by limiting access to the /wp-admin Read More >