WordPressWednesday
Simply put, a widget adds content to your website’s sidebars or other areas like the footer. Widgets allow you to drag and drop blocks of text for specific purposes. Widgets allow you to add elements to your website without needing to know any code. Some widgets are static content, such…
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Last time, we talked about organizing your WordPress site with categories. Well, there’s a second option for organizing your content in WordPress: tags. Both offer ways to group content by topic, but they vary slightly in their specific jobs. So, what are WordPress tags, and how do we use them?…
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Both categories and tags allow you to organize your blog content on WordPress, which helps you keep track of your posts and helps your visitors find what they need. It’s important to understand the difference between the two in order to know how to use them correctly and effectively. Notice…
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Today’s WordPress Wednesday is brought to you by the page break block. As always, we like to kick off with two things: A general understanding of how to navigate the WordPress block editor is always helpful. You can get that overview HERE. Why the heck adding a particular type of…
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Before we start talking about button blocks, if you don’t already know your way around the WordPress block editor, check out our overview. It will help you get acquainted with the various options for adding all types of blocks. Why Add a Button Block to Your WordPress Website? We like…
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Spacer blocks give a little bit of “elbow room” between two other blocks. (Kind of like your mom sitting between you and your sibling at the movies so you couldn’t fight.) But before we describe how to add a spacer block, let’s talk about why you’d want to add a…
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As always, we deal with first things first! Before we get into how to change the default setting for blog posts from “Uncategorized” to something else, you might want to know the reasons why the default should be change. Also, maybe you want to know: “Is this tips really for…
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Getting a 404 message for a broken link is the worst! Learn how to fix broken links on your WordPress website.
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Meta descriptions are one of the elements that signal to search engines (think: Google) that your site has what the user is searching for. Therefore, a meta description should persuade users that “this” is the best place to go for the information they are searching for and get them to click on it. Good meta descriptions will help you show up in search results.
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Raney Day Design shows you how to install a WordPress plugin.
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