Changed WordPress Address Now Can’t Login
So you were messing around with your WordPress blog and changed the WordPress Address (url) and now you can’t login and the blog is all messed up. That setting in the WordPress general settings menu shouldn’t be changed if you don’t know what it means. It is to specify the location of the WordPress files on your domain. You can’t specify a different domain name either! You can use it to move the files to a different directory but there are additional steps needed to do it the right way. This WordPress guide will show you how to fix the problem.
Add Comments To WordPress Pages
There are some WordPress themes that are coded not to show comments on pages but just individual posts. Its should be fairly easy to add comments to WordPress pages for your theme following this simple WordPress guide.
WordPress Links Broken Proper Permalink Settings
Using a custom permalink structure in WordPress is something that should be configured when setting up a new WordPress blog. If you are new to WordPress you will find it quite easy to change the permalink structure within the WordPress dashboard. However what can be a bit overwhelming is making changes on your blogs hosting account to allow for some of these settings.
A Slight New Look For WordPressMax
After hours of testing my extremely limited graphics editing skills I finally added a new, and hopefully, better looking header image to the site.
Change Google AdSense Code On WordPress Theme
Using an AdSense ready or any “ads” ready WordPress theme can be an easy way to get a decent theme for your WordPress blog or site. But to use one you need to know how to change the AdSense code on the theme to your own. Unless you want to generate AdSense cash for the themes author!
Change Or Add A WordPress Header Image
Changing or adding a new header image to a WordPress theme is one of the first things most people want to do to change the look of their WordPress blog. Changing a WordPress header image is a little easier than adding one to a theme that has none. Since all themes are coded differently its hard to explain exactly how to do this for each one, but here are the basics.
Utilizing The Flexibility Of WordPress Links Categories
Learning more about the ability and flexibility of WordPress can really help to improve the functionality of your WordPress site. The Links and Link Categories panels or sub menus can be used beyond the intended purpose of just adding links to the sidebar. In fact with the addition of a simple WordPress plugin the WordPress links sidebar widget can not only be split into separate categories but each link category can be placed anywhere on any sidebar.
Customize WordPress Theme Add Home link To Your WordPress Blog
Adding a “Home” link on your WordPress blog can be as simple as pasting some HTML code into a text widget or a theme file. Or it can get as complex as adding a navigation bar to the header. Since I am too lazy to figure out an easy way to tell you how to code and add a navigation bar this WordPress guide will take the easy route to add a home link to your WordPress Blog.
Choose WordPress Pages Displayed In Navigation Bar
If your blog has a navigation bar in or near the header chances and you create a lot of pages on your WordPress blog chances are it is getting somewhat cluttered. You can control what pages are displayed by including the ones you want or excluding a certain few. Here is a short WordPress guide to help you clean things up.
WordPress 404 Redirect And 404 Custom Message
The WordPress 404 error page or the 404 error message is probably the file or piece of code most neglected by WordPress theme authors. This short WordPress guide will show you how to spruce yours up a bit.
