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Welcome to WordPress! Starting your first WordPress powered blog or website is an exciting, and sometimes confusing, time. You are likely worried about making mistakes and also wanting to get up and running as soon as possible.
Do you want to setup a WordPress multisite network? WordPress comes with a built-in capability to create multiple websites using the same WordPress install. In this article, we will show you how to install and setup a WordPress multisite network.
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Website owners typically want readers to share their content either on their own sites or on social networks. To do this, readers need a link to share.
What is a WordPress Permalink?
A ‘permalink’ is a ‘permanent link’ to a specific page or post on a website. When you share a link, you expect that it won’t change and will be a permanent resource.
I’ve written about WordPress for over a year now for Torque, but I’ve never built my own site. In fact, I would consider myself a beginner when it comes to creating something using the CMS. That’s why I’ve begun building an online portfolio and taking you along with me. I’ll go over the basics of getting set up writing your first post.
I’ve written about WordPress for over a year now for Torque, but I’ve never built my own site. In fact, I would consider myself a beginner when it comes to creating something using the CMS. If you are also a beginner, build your site along with me.
Last week, I wrote about how to install a theme,
Today everyone needs a website. Whether you’re a writer, musician, or dentist, WordPress is the best option to build your online empire.
Though I’ve been a part of the WordPress community working for Torque for over a year, I’ve never actually built my own site. So, it’s time for me to learn the basics,
