A WordPress sitemap is a file that lists all of the posts, pages, and other content that make up a site. Although sitemaps are usually created by WordPress by default, this isn’t always true. In…
If you’re a WordPress developer, you’ve probably run into cPanel before. It’s so common on traditional hosting platforms that, for many developers, it’s the default control panel they expect to see. When you sign up…
WordPress Studio continues to evolve with features that make local WordPress development more powerful and flexible. In Studio version 1.3.9, you now have custom domains and HTTPS (SSL) support. As a reminder, Studio is our…
Not every website needs a ton of pages and posts. In fact, with a clear focus, a one-page website may be sufficient for many use cases. If you don’t have much experience building websites, creating…
We’ve been busy developing new features that make creating, managing, and growing your newsletter through WordPress.com easier. These features give you more control and better insights into your audience. As a reminder, every WordPress.com site…
One of the biggest misconceptions about WordPress, the software powering WordPress.com, is that it can only be used for certain types of websites. Many people still see it mainly as a blogging platform or a…
Ready to build your first website but confused by the technical lingo? In this post, we’ll provide a glossary of terms you might encounter as you build a website. We recommend bookmarking this page for…