Wordpress

Navigating the Default Options in WordPress You’ll need to be logged in to the back end of your WordPress website for this. Notice the sidebar to the left which contains all of the options you’ll need. On a WordPress site … Continued

Go to the back end of your website. Find the users tab in the left hand menu Click Add New 4. Set the username to the new user’s normal username, or if they don’t have one, use their name or … Continued

Adding Widgets in WordPress Log in to the back end of your site, and navigate to the appearance tab. In the appearance category, click Widgets 3. In the Widgets subcategory, you can view all the widgets on your website. 4. … Continued

Slider Revolution in WordPress This is a SOM for setting up a basic slider – Your site will need to have the Slider Revolution plugin installed. Only use this if it is applicable.1. Go to the back end of your … Continued

Creating a Blog in WP Some themes may already come with a blog page which you can customise, however this SOM will take you through creating one from scratch, and then uploading and organising content. By default, WordPress displays your … Continued

Adding a Contact Form in WordPress Go to the back end of your site. Navigate to and click on the contact category in the sidebar. Click Add New 4. Give your contact form a title 5. Inside the first form … Continued

Uploading Products in WordPress using WooCommerce UPLOADING FROM CSV For this, you should already have your products set out in a CSV file. If you have not already got this, create an Excel spreadsheet, and list your products and the … Continued

Adding Posts in WordPress Log in to the backend of your site. Navigate to the posts category in the sidebar Click Add New 4. You will now be presented with the back end of a WordPress post you can start … Continued

Adding Pages in WordPress Log in to the back end of your website. (for example, dev.silvertoad.co.uk/site/wp-admin) Navigate to the Pages category and click it. Click ‘Add New’ 4. You will now be presented with the back end of a WordPress … Continued