Step 1: Log into WordPress dashboard. Step 2: Navigate to Appearance > Menus. Step 3: Enter menu name and select the page or post from the left and then click Add to menu button. Step 4: Click on Save Menu button.

Step 1: Log into WordPress dashboard. Step 2: Navigate to Settings > Media. Step 3: Scroll down to the bottom and uncheck the “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders” checkbox. Step 4: Click Save changes.

Step 1: Log into cPanel. Step 2: Open File Manager option from the menu. Step 3: Navigate to the Document Root which is usually public_html Step 4: Open or create the .htaccess file if it does not exist already. Step 5: Get the default htaccess code from https://wordpress.org/support/article/htaccess/ STep 6:…

Step 1: Log into WordPress dashboard. Step 2: Naviagate to Plugins > Add new > Wordfence. Step 3: Once the plugin is activated click on Tools on the left pane under plugin options. Step 4: Click Live Traffic tab to see all the IP addresses that are accessing your site….

Step 1: Log into WordPress dashboard. Step 2: Navigate to Plugins > Add new > Wordfence. Step 3: Once the plugin is activated click on Firewall on the left pane under plugin options. Step 4: Switch to the Blocking tab. Step 5: Select block type as IP address and then…

Step 1: Log into WordPress dashboard. Step 2: Click on Tools > Site Health. Step 3: Switch to the Status tab and scroll down to Site Health Status. Step 4: The suggestions will be displayed on the page.

Step 1: Log into your cPanel. Step 2: Open phpMyAdmin and click on the database the WordPress website is using. Step 3: Click on the wp_options table. Step 4: Click on edit button respective to the settings and make changes. Step 5: Click Go.

Step 1: Log into your cPanel. Step 2: Open phpMyAdmin and click on the database the WordPress website is using. Step 3: Click on the wp_posts table. Step 4: Click on edit button respective to the post. Step 5: Scroll down to the post_content section and make changes. Step 6:…

Step 1: Log into your cPanel. Step 2: Open phpMyAdmin and click on the database the WordPress website is using. Step 3: Click on the wp_posts table. Step 4: Click on edit button respective to the post. Step 5: Scroll down to the post_name section and enter the new name…

Step 1: Log into WordPress admin dashboard. Step 2: Navigate to Settings > General. Step 3: Under the Membership section, check the Anyone can register checkbox. Step 4: Click Save Changes button.