This is part of Beginner’s Guide to the WordPress Series.
WordPress pages are what you usually think of internet pages. They are usually intended to be static, not related to other pages chronologically. A good example of this on A page on a typical Web site.
Create a new WordPress page
To create a page, click or hover over File pages in the dashboard sidebar, then click Add new. This tutorial explores the title, text editor, and post module. You can find more detailed information on Edit visible page elements in WordPress.
To start your page, create a title for your new page, then press tab on your keyboard or click in the text editor with your mouse to go to the text editor. This is where you will add the content that you want to display in the body of your page. When you are satisfied with the content of your page, you can click Preview on the right sidebar to preview the layout of your new page, click Save
When you are satisfied with the content of your page, you can click preview On the right sidebar to preview your new page layout, click Save the draft To review and revisions later, or click Publish Your content will be posted on your site for immediate use.
Delete a wordpress page
To delete a post or page, simply put the item in the trash. When working within a post or page, you can quickly click on a file Send to the recycle bin located in the unit posted on the right side.
You can also move a post or page to the trash by going to supports and choose All posts or pages and choose All pages Then place your cursor over the post or page. Click on waste The link that appears in the action options menu below the title.
At the top of the dashboard, you’ll be given the option to undo the action instantly. Items placed in the trash will be permanently deleted within 30 days or you can permanently delete the item immediately by going to waste section, hovering over the item, and selecting Permanently delete.
Posts, media, Pages, and comments all have unique trash folders to help protect you from accidentally deleting an item permanently. If you are trying to restore an item, be sure to visit the appropriate Trash folder.
Restore your wordpress page
The Trash feature removes items without deleting them permanently. If you have trashed a post or page and would like to restore, view or permanently delete the post or page, have no fear!
From the dashboard, select supports or pagesthen click File waste The link is near the top. Here, you’ll find a list of all the items you’ve put in the trash in the last 30 days. Items remaining in the Trash will be permanently deleted within 30 days.
Hovering your mouse over a trashed item gives you the option to permanently delete the item (never to be seen again) or to restore the item back to the Posts or Pages section of your dashboard for immediate use.
next steps
Now that you’ve got a better understanding of WordPress pages, you’re ready to start thinking Categories and tags.
It may not seem like a big deal, but being on target with these guys will help Optimize your site for search engines And even make your site more easy to read!
Check out the rest of this series here:
- How to use the WordPress dashboard
- How to create a post in wordpress
- How to create and edit pages in WordPress
- How to use WordPress Categories and Tags
- How to use the WordPress visual editor
- How to add images to the WordPress media library
- How to add images in wordpress
- How to edit menus in WordPress
- How to add widgets in wordpress
- How to change a wordpress theme
- How to add a plugin to WordPress
- How to update wordpress
- The best WordPress plugins