Navigate to Settings > General. Here, you can set your site’s title, tagline, URL, email address, and timezone.
Adjust the site language, timezone, and date/time format as per your requirements.
Ensure your site title and tagline accurately reflect your site’s purpose and content, as these can affect SEO and user experience.
Step 2: Writing Settings
Go to Settings > Writing to configure the default post category and post format.
If you use remote publishing, set up post via email settings or configure the update services to notify other sites and services when you publish new posts.
Step 3: Reading Settings
In Settings > Reading, you can decide what your front page displays: your latest posts or a static page.
Set the number of posts to show on the blog page and configure syndication feeds settings to control how much content appears in RSS feeds.
Adjust search engine visibility if you’re developing your site and aren’t ready for it to be indexed.
Step 4: Discussion Settings
Settings > Discussion allows you to manage comments and interaction settings.
Configure settings for comment moderation, notifications, and how comments are displayed. This area is crucial for managing user engagement and preventing spam.
Step 5: Media and Permalinks Settings
Settings > Media lets you set default sizes for images uploaded to your site. Adjust these settings based on your theme requirements and content layout.
In Settings > Permalinks, choose the URL structure for your posts and pages. A clear, descriptive permalink structure improves SEO and user experience.
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