BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Step by Step Guide to Build Your Website (2018)
Checklist 11 Things To Do Before Launching a WordPress Site
How to Start a WordPress Blog The RIGHT WAY - Beginners Guide (Step by Step)
How to Start a WordPress Site in Less than 10 Minutes (Step by Step)
Why You Should Always Use the Latest Version of WordPress
What is the Difference Between Posts vs Pages in WordPress
How to Properly Ask for WordPress Support and Get It
6 Best WordPress Plugins for YouTube Publishers
How to Easily Check Which WordPress Version You are Using
How to Install WordPress Using FTP
Beginner’s Guide to Creating Redirects in WordPress
How to Easily Create a Multilingual WordPress Site
How to Make a Real Estate Website in WordPress
How to Make a Small Business WordPress Website in 25 Minutes
How to Make a Resumé Website in WordPress
How to Build a Photography Website with WordPress
How to Make a Wedding Site in WordPress
Basics of Inspect Element With Your WordPress Site
Default WordPress Generated CSS Cheat Sheet for Beginners
9 Most Common Misconceptions about WordPress
How to Properly Move from Weebly to WordPress (Step by Step)
The best part is that you can do it yourself without hiring any developer or having any coding knowledge.
Most users that start their site on Weebly do it because it was recommended from a friend or they saw a commercial. As you get more versed in blogging, you learn about the limitations of the Weebly platform and want to switch from something more powerful like WordPress. In this video we will guide you how to properly move your website from Weebly to WordPress.
What’s New in WordPress 4 1
How to Install WordPress in Other Languages
Not everyone speaks English which is why WordPress added the ability to change the language for your site in cases where you start out with one language and can change it for another.
There are over 160 languages currently being translated for WordPress so you can have your site in the language you prefer.
When you first install WordPress there is normally an option to select your language but there are WordPress installers that can choose the language for you.
If your site is already installed there is a second method for changing the language in your settings area.
Should your site need to read in english in the back end we will give you a simple method you can use to have that as the language for your admin area.
8 Reasons to Convert Your WordPress.com Blog to WordPress.org
7 Best Live Chat Support Software for Your WordPress Site
How to Properly Move Your Blog from WordPress.com to WordPress.org
FIRST THINGS TO DO
Top 10 Most Important Things To Do After Installing WordPress
How to Remove the Powered by WordPress Footer Links
How to Add Underline and Justify Text Buttons in WordPress
How to Change the Font Size in WordPress
How to Add Navigation Menu in WordPress
How to Duplicate a WordPress Page or Post with a Single Click
How to Completely Remove Comments From Your WordPress Site
How to Remove Numbers from WordPress URLs
How to Easily Add Custom CSS to Your WordPress Site
How to Add an Audio Music Player Widget in WordPress
How to Setup FAQ Section on Your WordPress Website
How to Create a Custom WordPress Widget
How to Add a Contact Form Popup in WordPress
How to Add a Full Screen Search Overlay in WordPress
How to Create a Visual Sitemap in WordPress
How to Rename the Uncategorized Category in WordPress
How to Properly Add Your Business Address in WordPress
How to Properly Setup Google AMP on Your WordPress Site
How to Create a Contact Form in WordPress
How to Display a List of Child Pages For a Parent Page in WordPress
How to Create a Custom Page in WordPress
How to Display Different Sidebar for Each Post or Page in WordPress
How to Add Instant Search in WordPress with Algolia
Manage your WordPress Archives with Smart Archives Reloaded
How to Update URLs When Moving Your WordPress Site
How to add a FTP like File Manager in WordPress with WP File Manager
How to Put Your WordPress Site in Read Only State for Site Migrations and Maintenance
BITS & BOBS
How to Add Google Search in a WordPress Site
How to Add or Change Your Full Name in WordPress
How to Add a Fullscreen Responsive Menu in WordPress
How to Link to an Email Address in WordPress
How to Use Icon Fonts in WordPress Post Editor
How to Add Feature Boxes With Icons in WordPress
How to Add a Note to Your WordPress Site
How to Add Special Characters in WordPress Posts
How to Create a Mobile Ready Responsive WordPress Menu
How to Start an Online Store the RIGHT WAY (Step by Step)
How to use FTP to upload files to WordPress for Beginners
How to Easily Embed Videos in WordPress Blog Posts
Beginner’s Guide to WordPress User Roles and Permissions
How to Add an iframe Border Around a Video Embed
How to Properly Use the More Tag in WordPress
How to Setup FAQ Section on Your WordPress Website
How to Remove Visual Editor Mode in WordPress
How to Add Beautiful Event Timeline in WordPress
How to Add Google Calendar in WordPress
How to Add Featured Video Thumbnails in WordPress
How to Add a Featured Content Slider in WordPress
How to Disable Automatic Updates in WordPress
How to Create a Wiki Knowledge Base Using WordPress
How to Easily Add Lazy Loading for Videos in WordPress
How to Switch From NextGEN to Envira Gallery in WordPress
How to Display WordPress Widgets in Columns
How to Add a Notepad to Your WordPress Dashboard
How to Put a Stop to WordPress Trackback Spam
How to Limit Heartbeat API in WordPress
How to Improve the WordPress Distraction Free Writing Mode
How to Increase the Maximum File Upload Size in WordPress
How to Partially Hide Admin Bar in WordPress
How to Open External Links in a New Window in WordPress
How to Make Your Videos Responsive in WordPress with FitVids
How to Fix WordPress Not Sending Email Issue
How to Fix WordPress Keeps Logging Out Problem
How to Send Emails in WordPress Using the Gmail SMTP Server
How to Find and Replace Text with One Click in your WordPress Database
How to Setup Automatic WordPress Backup with CodeGuard
How to Limit or Disable Automatic Empty Trash in WordPress
How to Fix Error Too Many Redirects Issue in WordPress
How to Create Custom Taxonomies in WordPress
How to Add Nofollow Links in WordPress Navigation Menus
How to Send Email in WordPress using the Gmail SMTP Server
The easy way to solve this is by sending emails from WordPress using the Gmail SMTP server. With this video we will show you how to send email in WordPress using the Gmail SMTP server.
In this tutorial, we will walk you through:
- How to install the Gmail SMTP plugin
- How to add the required settings
- How to set up the Google API
- How to add your credentials
- How to test emails sent from your site
- How to use Gmail SMTP for a second method
By default WordPress uses PHP to send emails which can cause them to be flagged for spam, the simplest method to prevent this would be to use SMTP.
We will be using Gmail for the SMTP which will require you to create an application at the Google Developers Console website:
https://www.google.com/accounts/Logou…
What we will need to create the API is the Authorized redirect URI found in the plugin settings and with that we will be able to add the final three required settings for the plugin:
- The client ID
- The client secret
- Click the authorize emails using your Google account button
If you do not want to use this method there is a less secure method using SMTP without the API that we will walk you through.
How to Fix the Error Establishing a Database Connection in WordPress
How to Limit the Number of Archive Months Displayed in WordPress
What Is the Link to Logout of WordPress
How to Fix the Syntax Error in WordPress
How to Remove the Sidebar in WordPress
How to Create a Donate Form for Nonprofit Organization using WordPress
How to Optimize Your WordPress Database with One Click
How to Create a Multi Page Form in WordPress
How to Add a NoFollow Checkbox to Insert Link Section in WordPress
How to Improve WordPress Search with Swiftype Search
How to Fix Missing Admin Bar Issue in WordPress
How to Show Simple Blog Stats on Your WordPress Site
How to Add Title Attribute in WordPress Navigation Menus
How to Add WordPress Widgets in Accessibility Mode
How to Add Additional File Types to be Uploaded in WordPress
How to Show Live Preview of Links in WordPress
How to Add YouTube Video as Fullscreen Background in WordPress
How to Hide a WordPress Page From Google
How to Add Google Slides Presentations to WordPress
How to Add Autocomplete for Address Fields in WordPress
How to Create a Custom User Registration Form in WordPress
How to Add YouTube Subscribe Button in WordPress
How to Add Interactive Travel Maps in WordPress
How to Fix WordPress Website Not Updating Right Away
How to Connect Google Drive to your WordPress Media Library
How to Add Remote Media Libraries in WordPress
6 Tips for Creating a Killer Editorial Calendar in WordPress
How to Add Staff Member Profiles in WordPress with Staffer
How to track 404 pages and redirect them in WordPress
How to Reset Your WordPress Database to Default Settings
How to Exclude Specific Pages, Authors, and More from WordPress Search
How to Show or Hide Widgets on Specific WordPress Pages
How to Stop Spam Registrations on your WordPress Membership Site
How to Manage, Track, and Control File Downloads in WordPress
How to Build a Library Collection and Circulation System in WordPress
How to Add a Currency Converter in WordPress
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