WordPress websites, like any website run by a CMS, are broken down into two major areas. The “front-end” is what visitors see when they type in the URL from any computer. The “back-end” is where you edit or add content and…
WordPress websites, like any website run by a CMS, are broken down into two major areas. The “front-end” is what visitors see when they type in the URL from any computer. The “back-end” is where you edit or add content and…
Once you are logged in to the back-end, you will see quite a few things that may be new. Let’s start from the top and work our way down. First, notice the dark grey bar at the top of each page…