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Go to the List of Blocks Use the Tags block to display the posts’ tags. This block is primarily inside a single post template or nested inside a…
Recovery Mode is a built-in WordPress feature (introduced in version 5.2) that in some cases may help you regain access to your site when a fatal error occurs,…
The Settings Discussion Screen allows you to set the options concerning comments (also called discussion). It is here the administrator decides if comments are allowed, if pingbacks and…
Go back to the list of Blocks With the SoundCloud Embed block, you can embed tracks, playlists & albums from SoundCloud into your posts and pages. You don’t…
Go to the list of Blocks The Terms Query block displays a list or grid of taxonomy terms (such as Categories, Tags, or custom taxonomies). It’s most useful…
The Twenty Eleven is the default theme for WordPress in 2011, introduced with WordPress version 3.2. This theme is best used for blogs, photologs, or tumblelogs as it supports all…
Twenty Twenty-Five is the new default theme for WordPress Version 6.7. Twenty Twenty-Five emphasizes simplicity and adaptability. It offers flexible design options, supported by a variety of patterns for different…
In WordPress you can upload, store, and display a variety of file types (media). The most common file types are image, video and audio files, but other file…
WordPress vs. WordPress.com People are often confused about the differences between WordPress and WordPress.com. WordPress is the free, Open Source web publishing software project, owned by no one…
Go back to the list of Blocks Using the YouTube Embed block you can include a YouTube video into your post/page with play buttons, so your visitor can…