WordPress
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How to programmatically get info from theme.json
WordPress block themes have come a long way in just a short amount of time. It’s made for much easier in-site editing without need for programming. However, in some instances information might be needed for more advanced coding. Here’s a quick way to get info from your theme.json file. A new function introduced in version […] [read more]
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Remove “category” from URLs
WordPress, by default, adds the word “category” into your category links, and the word “tag” into your tag links. The workaround used to be to add a period into the base settings of each one (seen in the screenshot above). If you make these changes, the first page of your category will work, but the […] [read more]
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Homebrew and ImageMagick
This post goes into the details of setting up ImageMagick with Homebrew for use with a WordPress install. [read more]
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How do I update my plugins?
All updates are accessible from the Dashboard. If anything is pending for an update, you’ll see a small icon in the admin bar with a number next to it: Click on this number/circular arrow to be taken to the Updates page: Place a check in the “Select All” item and then click the “Update Plugins” […] [read more]
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How do I add/edit my content?
The WordPress Editor uses blocks to transform the way you create content: it turns a single document into a collection of components for adding content. With blocks, you can quickly add and customize multiple media and visual elements that used to require shortcodes, custom HTML code, and embeds. Blocks make it easier to create media-rich layouts on your […] [read more]
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Where is my content?
All content is accessible from the Dashboard. To get to the Dashboard: If for some reason you do not see your Dashboard, you can access it from the front page using the admin bar at the top (this is only visible when logged in). Hover over the name of your web site, found on the […] [read more]
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What’s my password?
Your password was sent to you upon creation of the web site. For security purposes, I do not keep passwords for accounts. So, in this instance, you’ll need to reset your password. 1. On the login page, you will see Lost your password? right underneath the username and password fields. 2. Click on this link, […] [read more]
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How do I login to my site?
The easiest way to get to your site it so add /login to the end of your domain. Example: If your domain is google.com, then your login link will be google.com/login. You’ll see this screen: NOTE: if for some reason that link does not work, add /wp-login.php to the end of your domain instead of /login. If your domain […] [read more]
