WordPress Tips

https://youtu.be/8_itXF3DbR0   If you've used the classic editor in WordPress for a while, the new block editor can take some time to get used to. We want to highlight some simple tips and useful blocks that will make creating content ...
[Read more]

https://youtu.be/WPfZv0BWnMY With the Classic Editor installed, you can switch between the Block Editor and the Classic Editor. It's easy to choose which one from the list of posts, but how do you switch while editing the post or on adding a new ...
[Read more]

A button is a great way to call attention to a call to action in your WordPress site. In this video we show you how to do it in the Classic Editor and in the Block Editor. Adding a Button in Classic Editor If you're using the classic editor you ...
[Read more]

When you open an existing post after you've switched to the block editor version of WordPress, you'll notice that the post is not converted to individual blocks, but appears in a single Classic Editor Block with a familiar toolbar and options. But, ...
[Read more]

If you're using the Genesis framework with your theme, you may have noticed some changes in the block editor with version 3.1. https://youtu.be/0JMcmBysvVk Classic Editor In the Classic Editor, you pick the layout for your page or post in the ...
[Read more]

Updated July 23, 2019 There is no hard and fast rule when it comes to the word count of a blog post. However, in order to show up in Google and other search results you must have enough content in the page to be relevant and useful to a searcher. ...
[Read more]

Google has moved to a new version of the Search Console recently. Have you noticed an increase in emails from Google Search Console lately? The Google Search Console - previously called Webmaster Tools, is a collection of tools to help website ...
[Read more]

Updated March 2019 Sometimes you might accidentally publish a post before it is ready. If this is the case, you may want to put it back in draft mode. Classic Editor If you are using the classic editor in WordPress you can do this by following a ...
[Read more]