by Dean | Aug 11, 2013 | IT, Tutorial, Wordpress
Search Engine Optimisation is the process of improving the visibility of your website in search engines such as Google via the un-paid search. Search Engine Optimisation takes time as it requires search engines to add your website into their database. Over time your...
by Dean | Aug 11, 2013 | IT, Tutorial, Wordpress
Additional functionality can be added to your website to transform it from a blogging platform into a Content Management System. Some of the additional functionality can include addition of forms, event calendars, online communities and many other features. Additional...
by Dean | Aug 11, 2013 | IT, Tutorial, Wordpress
The inner workings of your Word Press website can be controlled within the settings section of your site. These settings control a wide range of aspects of the site including how many posts are displayed by default, the title and address of your site plus many more...
by Dean | Aug 11, 2013 | IT, Tutorial, Wordpress
Your dashboard is the first page that is displayed to you when you log into your site. It is the primary control area for your website. From the Dashboard you are able to gain access and control to every section of your website. The following section will provide you...
by Dean | Aug 11, 2013 | IT, Tutorial, Wordpress
Once your content has been added to your website it will need to be arranged to reflect the layout you created when you mapped out your website. Content needs to be arranged so that people can access the information on your website quickly. Often a site that is...
by Dean | Aug 11, 2013 | IT, Tutorial, Wordpress
After you have decided on the content for your site and selected a theme you will now be ready to add the information onto your website. The information you would like to display can be displayed using two main methods. The method you use will be dependent upon the...
