WP - Overview
WP - Download
WP - Installation
WP - Dashboard
WP - Install Plugins
WP - Customize Plugins
WP - General Setting
WP - Writing Setting
WP - Reading Setting
WP - Discussion Setting
WP - Media Setting
WP - Permalink Setting
WP - Plugin Setting
WP - Add Category
WP - Edit Category
WP - Delete Category
WP - Arrange Category
WP - Add New Post
WP - EDIT POST
WP - Delete Posts
WP - Preview Posts
WP - Media Library
WP - Add Media
WP - Edit Media
WP - Delete Media
WP - Add Pages
WP - Edit Pages
WP - Publish Pages
WP - Delete Pages
WP - Add Tags
WP - Edit Tags
WP - Delete Tags
WP - Links
WP - Add Comments
WP - Edit comments
WP - Moderate Comments
WP - User Roles
WP - Add Users
WP - Edit User
WP - User Photo
WP - Delete Users
WP - Personal Profile
WP - Theme Management
WP - Customize Theme
WP - Widget Management
WP - Background
WP - Host Transfer
WP - Version Update
WP - Spam Protection
WP - Optimization
WP - Reset Password
WP - Backup
WP - Restore
What it is: Writing settings control features in the adding and editing posts, Pages, and Post Types, and optional functions like Remote Publishing, Post via e-mail, and Update Services.
To access this Go Settings > Writing settings
Explanation of wp General setting Options:
1. Formatting: Convert emoticons such as :-) and :-P to graphics on display - This tells WordPress to convert all of the emoticons in your posts into some graphical smilies.
WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically - Checking this helps make sure that what you write in your posts is valid XHTML code. You should probably check this box since invalid code sometimes causes problems with web browsers.
Note: some Plugins may not work correctly after turn on this features.
2. Default Post Category: It is a category to be applied to a post.
3. Default Post Format: It is used by themes to select post format to be applied to a post or create different styles for different types of posts.
4. Post via e-mail: This option uses the e-mail address to create posts and publishes posts on your blog through e-mail.
5. Mail Server: It allows reading the e-mails that you send to WordPress and stores them for retrieval.
6. Login Name: To create posts, WordPress will need its own e-mail account. The Login Name will use this e-mail address and should be kept as a secret as spammers will post links redirecting to their own websites.
7.Password − Set password for the above e-mail address.
Don't Forget to Save Above Settings.
