A step-by-step guide to logging into your library’s website administration dashboard for the first time.

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One of the first things you see when you log into your website’s dashboard is the WordPress “Site Health Status” widget. Sometimes the status is “good” with a green circle; often it is “Should be improved” with a yellow circle. Rarely, it will be a red circle.

Here is what you need to know, actions you should take, and things you can ignore relating to your site’s health status.

Setting a future action with the PublishPress Future plugin is an easy way to automatically schedule changes to a published post or page in WordPress.

When creating or editing a post or page, you can use the plugin to change the status at a given date and time in the future.

Want to work ahead and schedule a post to appear at a certain date? WordPress makes it possible!

“Quick Edit” and “Bulk Actions” on posts allow you to make changes to the status, categories, date/time a post was published, or set a future action on one or multiple posts without having to open each one to edit.