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Here you will find articles to assist you to perform some of the common core tasks within the WordPress platform. If you currently maintain your own website content, or you plan to do so in once your website is live, then these Support Articles will give you some assistance in performing the most common tasks that you will likely need to perform to keep your website up-to-date.

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Posts & Pages

WordPress is built around two basic concepts. Posts and Pages. Posts are typically blog entries. A series of articles, listed (usually) reverse-chronologically. Pages are used for more static content (i.e. content that doesn’t change or changes infrequently). An ‘About us’ page is an example of a Page on a typical website. In most cases you’ll find that the content in …Read more
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WordPress Basics

Login Before you can make any changes to your site, you will need to log in. The login for your site is typically found at the following URL – http://your-wordpress-site.com/wp-admin. Obviously, replace your-wordpress-site.com with your actual domain name. There are exceptions to this of course. For instance, your WordPress setup maybe installed in a subdirectory. For most standard setups though, you’ll find the …Read more
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What is WordPress?

At its core, WordPress is the simplest, most popular way to create your own website or blog. WordPress powers over 33% of all the websites on the Internet – more than one in four websites that you visit are likely powered by WordPress. If you're here reading this, so is yours. On a slightly more technical level, WordPress is an …Read more