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How to Clean up a WordPress Blog
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How to Clean up a WordPress Blog
A WordPress blog has some of the settings which are not proper and must be changed to get the best result of the blog.In order to do the same there are several methods out of those methods I will guide you through the things to be done to clean up your wordpress blog in this excerpt.
Instructions
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So to start with first you have to logon into your newly created wordpress blog and update the wordpress installation to the latest version.
1.Posts:Go to posts in your dashboard click on All posts. You will find a welcome post with title as WordPress Resources at yourhostingcompany under the uncategorized category.Select the post and from the drop down menu select trash and move it to trash.Now you have your posts cleared from crap.
2.Links:Go to Links in your dashboard. Select All links and from the drop down menu select trash and move it to trash. Now the unwanted links are cleared.
3.Pages: Go to pages in your dashboard and If there are any pages remove them as they are normally not used. Select All pages and from the drop down menu select trash and move it to trash.
4.Comments:Go to Comments in your dashboard and you will find a comment from Mr WordPress.Select the comment and move it to trash.
5.Appearance:Go to Appearance in your dashboard and Click on Manage themes and delete all the themes which you are not going to use.Only keep one theme at most additional of the theme you are using.
6.Plugins:Go to Plugins in your dashboard and delete the plugin Hello Dolly.Delete all the files on prompt.
7.User: Go to User in your Dashboard and check the NAME and edit your First Name,Last Name ,Nickname and Display name publicly as yournickname.Check the Contact Info and change it to proper valid email ID.You can fill the other relevant information if you want but right now this much is enough.
8.Settings:Go to Settings in your Dashboard and set them as below.
General :Write a proper site title,Give a cathy tagline,Give your valid email address,Change the timezone.Select date and time formats and weekstart day.
Writing:Add all the recommended ping services in the update services.You can search for them in the google.
permalinks:Change the permalink to Custom Structure and type /%postname%/ in order to display postname in the heading instead of some garbage number.
Once you have done all the recommended settings as per stated above your blog is ready for adding posts,pages and links.This tidying up will reduce your resource requirement and also without any junk available in your blog.
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Tidying Up your wordpress has to be done with proper care as unwanted entry or deletion may result in Blog inaccessible or may be without important feature.Also keep your blog password difficult to guess.So that nobody takes control of your blog.
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