by Raney Day Design | Apr 18, 2018 | How To, WordPress, WordPressWednesday
There are times when you need to change your website’s admin email address. Maybe you are changing who is in charge or maybe you are just getting too many emails. Whatever the reason you need to change it but are unsure how. You have come to the right place,...
by Raney Day Design | Mar 7, 2018 | How To, WordPress, WordPressWednesday
You know that whether you have a personal or business blog, its success largely depends on how many people actually read it. As a result, you make sure you promote it on your social media channels. But are there other ways to grow your blog’s audience? Absolutely! One...
by Raney Day Design | Feb 7, 2018 | How To, WordPress, WordPressWednesday
Have you noticed that some people have a photo next to their name when they leave a comment on a website? Sometimes, it’s a picture of the actual person. Or it might be a brand’s logo. Other times, it can be a generic person icon. These pictures are called...
by Raney Day Design | Jan 3, 2018 | How To, WordPress, WordPressWednesday
If you’ve been working with WordPress, you might have noticed that when you post a blog, published a page, respond to a comment, or view a form entry, the time is displayed. WordPress defaults to Universal Time Coordinated, or UTC. But what if the default time isn’t...
by Raney Day Design | Dec 6, 2017 | How To, WordPress, WordPressWednesday
With the end of the year quickly approaching, it’s time to start thinking about changes and updates to your site. One change that you need to make is the copyright in the footer of your site. And in WordPress Wednesday Tip 32, we’re going to show you how to do this...
by Raney Day Design | Nov 8, 2017 | How To, WordPress, WordPressWednesday
Have you ever noticed the visibility option in the publishing section of your WordPress pages? Wondering what it’s for and how to use it? Well, you’re in luck because we’re going to tell you about one of WordPress’ nifty features within this option! By default, all of...
