By default, WordPress is installed in English with the US Eastern Timezone. You can change these settings if needed to reflect your language and Timezone.

When you make a blog post, your visitors will be able to place comments under your post. You can remove comments, require registration to comment, or block all comments from your website.

In this tutorial we will show you how to enable or disable comments on a WordPress Post or Page you previously published.

Each post you create will automatically generate a URL link. You can change the URL link to have the date the post was made, or a number showing how many posts you have made.

Your Site Title and Tagline are set up when you install WordPress. You can edit this any time you want through your WordPress dashboard.

The graphic that heads your Wordpress page can often be the most significant image because it is the first image that a visitor will see. The following article explains how to quickly make a change header banner or graphic.

Clicking on the kitchen sink option when editing a Wordpress post adds another 13 options for formatting or editing that would normally remain unseen.

Wordpress menus include an option for Appearance which can be used for general as well as specific interface changes in Wordpress. The following article gives you a general overview of the options available to you in the Wordpress Appearance menu.