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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Do you want to indent paragraphs in WordPress?

Proper formatting is one of the most regularly overlooked best practices of content creation, and it is a major reason for the success and failure of a piece of content.

You only have a few seconds on the internet to capture your audience’s attention and show them that your post is worthy of their time. The secret to garnering more reads is to optimize your post with proper indentation.

Of course, every website is different, and you might not see much indenting. It is simple to indent paragraphs in WordPress. You can indent paragraphs in the classic editor, Gutenberg editor, or use HTML tags or CSS code.

This post will show you different ways to indent your paragraphs. So without any further ado, let’s get started.

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If you’ve ever wanted to keep an important post at the very top of your blog, no matter how many new articles you publish, sticky posts in WordPress are the perfect solution.

This simple feature lets you pin a post so it always stays visible to your readers, ensuring that key announcements, guides, or featured content never get lost in the flow of updates.

In this post, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know about sticky posts in WordPress, from what they are and why they’re useful, to how you can set them up and make the most of them.

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Your WordPress dashboard can quickly become cluttered with widgets added by themes and plugins, many of which you might never use. This clutter can slow your website and make it harder to focus on what really matters.

While you may have tried hiding some widgets, they often reappear or are recreated by other tools. Fortunately, there are simple ways to remove widgets—either using a plugin or adding a quick code snippet.

In this post, you’ll learn exactly how to clean up your WordPress dashboard by disabling unnecessary widgets, making your admin area faster, simpler, and easier to navigate.

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