WordPress has updated their dashboard to add several nice features for sites hosted on WordPress.com. It has redesigned the toolbar and font sizes, refreshed the design and improved the speed of ...

WordPress.org today announced the debut of WordPress 3.8, ... WordPress 3.8 arrives with redesigned dashboard, new theme and widget screens, vector-based icons, and more ...

The Dashboard is where everything happens on a WordPress site beyond viewing content and, if enabled, making comments. Depending on each user’s role, they can create and edit posts and pages, upload ...

WordPress allows you to rename your current blog from the style sheet on the Dashboard screen. Browse to your WordPress login page and sign in with administrator credentials. Click "Appearance ...

10 SEO strategies for your WordPress.org site in 2019 1. Set your permalink structure to static. By default, the permalink (or URL) structure in WordPress isn't great for SEO or for users. Right ...

Launch your Web browser, navigate to your WordPress Dashboard and log in using a username and password with administrative privileges. Click the "Settings" button on the left side of the Dashboard.

Bluehost also has a custom dashboard for WordPress websites that makes it easy to manage users, backups, plugins, and more. Themes Bluehost's WordPress website builder comes with more than 300 ...

Next, you will want to set up the data stream. When adding Google Analytics to a WordPress site, you will want to select “web stream.” You will next add your site’s URL and the site’s name.

To turn this setting off, log into your WordPress dashboard. In the left menu, locate Settings, then navigate to Reading. On the Reading page, scroll down to find the Search Engine Visibility setting.