Do you want to see what your authors or editors are doing inside the WordPress dashboard?
If you are running a multiple author blog, or if your blog admin area is accessed by multiple users, you might like to monitor user activities as a safeguard measure. Monitoring activities inside your dashboard is especially critical when you hire a one-time freelancer to work on your blog.
To date I…
As you know two weeks ago, we launched our newest site List25. Our entire marketing strategy relies on social media. Each post on the site has viral potential, but we needed one place to see which social networks are performing the best for us. One page that will simply…
WordPress has a very clean admin interface. There is a neat sidebar with menu item for each section of your site, e.g. posts, pages, comments, media, etc. However, you might want to try some shortcuts to do things more quickly. We discussed keybord shortcuts in WordPress a…
By default, WordPress gives you two different ways to create content – posts and pages.
To make your site more user-friendly, it’s important that you properly use posts and pages when you add new content.
But when you’re just getting started, it can be difficult to know when you should use a post and when you should use a page.
To help you understand which one is right for each piece of…
Ever wished that you had more information about what’s happening inside your WordPress dashboard?
If you run a site where you allow other contributors to access the dashboard, you might want to know what those people are doing – like whether they edit a post, or upload…
If you haven’t heard already, the way you create content with WordPress is soon going to change with the introduction of the Gutenberg editor completely.
Starting in WordPress 5.0, which might be released as soon as November 19, the Gutenberg editor will replace the…
WordPress allows you to customize the look of each page by using the page template functionality. You can create a custom page in WordPress using a custom template. When working with large custom sites, a problem arises when you have a large number of pages using different templates. The only way to find out which template a page is using is by editing the page manually. In this article we will…
How to Add a Notepad to Your WordPress Dashboard
May 26, 2019
Have you ever wanted to write a quick note for other writers on your WordPress site? In this article, we will show you how to add a notepad to your WordPress dashboard and share the note with other users on your site.
Now remember, this can be done by using a third-party app…
YouTube provides analytics to measure the performance of your YouTube channel. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could get those analytics for your channel right inside WordPress? In this article, we will show you how to add YouTube analytics to your WordPress dashboard.
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Do you want to add an FTP like file manager in your WordPress admin area? A file manager can help you edit WordPress configuration, themes, plugins, and other files right from your WordPress dashboard. In this article, we will show you how to easily add an FTP like file manager in WordPress.
Why You Need an FTP like File Manager in WordPress?
A file manager in WordPress allows you to manage files…