To help improve SEO ranking, follow these steps to make sure your WordPress site allows search engine indexing. Log in to WordPress. Click Settings > Reading. Make sure Discourage search engines from indexing this site is not selected. Read More

As a WordPress administrator you can change another user's email address. This is helpful if they cannot log into WordPress, or receive the password reset email. Note: These steps assume you can log in as a WordPress admin user. Log in to... Read More

You can adjust the automatic comment approval settings in WordPress. This helps to prevent comment spam by ensuring only comments from approved users appear on the site. Log in to WordPress Go to Settings > Discussion Locate the Before a... Read More

If you have an image that isn't the desired size, on your page or post, and it must be adjusted. Click on Pages or Posts depending which you want to edit. Click the edit under the page or post title. Click the Add Media button. Select... Read More

You can configure WordPress to automatically mark comments to be moderated based on keywords, names, URLs, email address or IP addresses that you specify. This is an effective way to help prevent comment spam. Log in to WordPress. Go to Settings ... Read More

Within WordPress you can specify who can comment on your posts and pages. Doing so can help prevent comment spam. Log in to WordPress. Go to Settings > Discussion Locate the Other comment settings section Check or uncheck the box next to the... Read More

How to reset the SFTP and/or SSH password for your Managed WordPress website. Read More

You can update your WordPress password from within the Dashboard. You must know your current password to use these steps. Log in to your WordPress Dashboard. Select Users then All Users from the main menu. Locate your username in the list and... Read More

As a WordPress administrator you can remove user accounts from your site. Log in to WordPress. Click the Users link on the Admin toolbar. Place a check in the box next to the user you want to delete. From the Bulk Actions drop-down menu, select�... Read More

Within WordPress you can disable comments for a single post, instead of disabling them for the entire site. Disabling comments can help prevent comment SPAM. Log in to WordPress. Click Posts Click Edit for the Post you wish to modify Click the�... Read More

You can disable comments for your entire WordPress site. If you do not plan to have users comment on your posts and pages, then this is an effective way to help prevent comment spam. Log in to WordPress. Go to Settings > Discussion Locate the�... Read More

You can prevent users from commenting on old WordPress pages and posts as a way to help prevent comment spam. Log in to WordPress. Go to Settings > Discussion Locate the Other comment settings section Check the box next to the line stating, ... Read More

Trackbacks and pingbacks are methods for alerting blogs that you have linked to them. Trackbacks and pingbacks can be disabled in individual WordPress pages and posts, which can help prevent comment SPAM. Log in to WordPress. Click Posts Click�... Read More

When configured incorrectly, WordPress can make your images on your page or post link to the image itself. This can cause a poor user experience if the user clicks on the image and leaves the page or if a search engine ends up linking to the image... Read More

When configured incorrectly, WordPress can have duplicated featured images in your posts or pages. You can use the steps below to fix duplicated featured images. Click on Pages or Posts depending which you need to edit. Click the edit under... Read More

There can be issues, after configuration changes, when WordPress isn't able to display the thumbnails of previously uploaded images. You can use the the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin to fix this issue. Install the Regenerate Thumbnails�... Read More

WordPress® attributes every post to a user. With the Users menu in WordPress, you can add, change, or delete your site's users. You can also use the My Profile screen in the Users menu to manage your administrator profile. The Users menu... Read More

You can remove comments individually or in bulk within WordPress. Log in to WordPress. Go to Comments > All Comments Filter comments based on the following: All Pending Approved Spam Trash After filtering comments you can delete them... Read More

You can setup a comment blacklist in WordPress, which will automatically delete any comments that contain keywords, names, URLs, email address or IP addresses that you specify. This is an effective way to help prevent comment spam. Log in to... Read More

Using custom WordPress permalinks can improve search engine optimization(SEO) and make your website's URL more attractive for searches. WordPress permalinks are the permanent URLs for your posts and pages. You can activate and update... Read More

When you set up Managed WordPress sites, you're given the option to use temporary domain names. This lets you view and work on your sites without changing your domain names' DNS settings. In other words, it lets you keep your existing site... Read More