Settings
Discover the key settings you need to update in WordPress for optimal website performance and user experience.

Here are a some key settings you can change or update in WordPress:

  1. General Settings:
    • Site Title and Tagline: Update the name of your site and its description.
    • WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL): Change the URLs for your WordPress installation and your site’s home page.
    • Email Address: Update the admin email address for notifications.
    • Date Format and Time Format: Customize how dates and times are displayed.
  2. Writing Settings:
    • Default Post Category: Set the default category for new posts.
    • Default Post Format: Choose a default post format.
    • Post via Email: Set up email settings to allow posting via email.
  3. Reading Settings:
    • Your homepage displays: Choose whether your homepage displays your latest posts or a static page.
    • Blog pages show at most: Set the number of posts displayed per page.
    • Syndication feeds show the most recent: Set the number of items displayed in RSS feeds.
    • For each post in a feed, include: Choose between a full text or summary for RSS feeds.
  4. Discussion Settings:
    • Default Article Settings: Manage settings for allowing comments and pingbacks.
    • Other Comment Settings: Configure settings for comment moderation, including requiring registration, closing comments after a certain period, and setting up nested comments.
    • Email me whenever: Set notifications for new comments or when comments are held for moderation.
    • Before a comment appears: Define moderation rules, such as holding comments with certain keywords.
  5. Media Settings:
    • Image Sizes: Set default sizes for thumbnail, medium, and large images.
    • Uploading Files: Configure whether to organize uploads into month- and year-based folders.
  6. Permalink Settings:
    • Common Settings: Choose a permalink structure for your URLs (Plain, Day and Name, Month and Name, Numeric, Post Name, or Custom Structure).

These settings help customize your WordPress site’s functionality and appearance to better suit your needs.

Joshua
joshuaparker

Joshua is a PHP Developer and WordPress consultant who loves photography, adventure, and travel.

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