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Discussion settings
Jump to VideoThere are some basic WordPress settings that should be reviewed on occasion to make sure your website displays accurately. Review Discussion Settings WordPress was originally designed as a blogging platform which invited reader commenting and interaction....
General Site Settings
Jump to VideoThere are some basic WordPress settings that should be reviewed on occasion to make sure your website displays accurately. Review General Settings Starting at the WordPress Dashboard, navigate to "Settings > General." Compare your sites general...
Reviewing Site Users
Managing website user accounts is a key part of website security and maintenance. Review and remove inactive user accounts.
Auto-Updating Plugins and Themes
Auto-updates can be enabled for both WordPress plugins and themes, reducing web manager time and increasing website security.
Spring Cleaning! Cleaning Up Your Website
Time to clean up your website! Here are two checklists for working through your site and making sure your users get the best experience possible.
Scheduled Elements
Learn to use the Divi Supreme Pro “Scheduled Element” extension to schedule visibility of any Divi section, row, column, or module, and to create a home page notification section.
Divi Supreme Module – Breadcrumbs
Use the Divi Supreme Pro Breadcrumbs module to improve site navigation on complex hierarchical websites.
Uploading documents to your website
How to quickly and easily upload any kind of document to your website so they will be downloadable via a hyperlink on a post or page.
Divi Theme Builder
Quick tip: update the information in a website footer using the Divi Theme Builder.
Uh-oh! Restore a Previous Version
What do you do when something goes terribly wrong with a post or a page? Try restoring a previous version.
Changing the number of posts in a Post Slider
Learn how to change the number of posts appearing in a Post Slider module on a library website’s home page.
Setting a Future Action on a Post
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.
Scheduling a Post
Want to work ahead and schedule a post to appear at a certain date? WordPress makes it possible!
Post Quick Edit and Bulk Actions Edit
“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.