Category: WordPress Tutorials

Have you ever deleted an entire section of your blog by mistake, or hit publish before your post was ready? Don’t worry, trial and error is part of the creative process, and WordPress has your back.

Even in the worst-case scenario, where you think your work is gone forever (along with potential traffic from search engines), you don’t need to panic. WordPress automatically saves your edits using its Post Revisions feature, letting you roll back to any previous version of your post or page.

Whether you’re using a free or premium WordPress theme, this feature is always available. In this post, you’ll learn how to use the post revisions feature to undo changes in WordPress posts and pages.

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Do you want to give credit to more than one person for a blog post on your WordPress site?

By default, WordPress only lets you assign a single author, which can be limiting if you’re publishing collaborative content, interviews, or co-written articles.

Luckily, there are simple ways to add multiple authors without any hassle.

In this post, I’ll show you how you can easily add multiple authors to your posts so that every contributor gets the recognition they deserve.

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If you’ve ever experimented with different designs for your WordPress site, you probably know how easy it is to collect themes along the way.

I’ve been there too, testing one theme after another until I finally found the one that fits best. But once you settle on your favorite, all those unused themes can start piling up. Not only do they clutter your dashboard, but they can also create unnecessary security risks and take up space on your hosting server.

That’s why learning how to properly remove a WordPress theme is so important.

In this post, I’ll walk you through four simple methods you can use to safely delete themes you no longer need. So let’s get deleting!

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When you’re running a WordPress site, there will be times when you need to update or replace an image, PDF, or other media file.

Maybe you’ve spotted a mistake in a graphic, improved your product photos, or simply want to refresh outdated visuals.

Instead of manually deleting the old file and uploading a new one, which can break links across your site, you can easily replace images and media files with the help of the Enable Media Replace plugin.

In this post, you’ll learn exactly how to replace images and media files without losing your existing links or disrupting your content. So, without any further ado, let’s get started.

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Have you ever ended up with categories on your WordPress site that you no longer need? Maybe you created a test category, added duplicates, or just want to tidy things up.

The good news is that WordPress makes it easy to manage your categories, including deleting the ones you don’t use anymore.

You can delete a category in three simple ways: deleting them one by one, deleting multiple categories in bulk, or renaming and reorganizing them instead of keeping extras.

In this post, you’ll learn exactly how to delete a category in WordPress using three easy methods. But before diving in, let’s quickly go over what a WordPress category actually is and why it matters for your site.

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