On the WordPress dashboard, go to Appearance > Menus. Enter a name for the menu and click Create Menu. Next, select the items (posts, pages, custom links, or categories) you want to add to this menu. And be sure to assign this menu to its location.
On the WordPress menu bar, go to Customize > Site Identity. Next, upload an icon that is at least 512 x 512 pixels. Once you’re done, hit Publish to apply and save changes.
On the WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New. Search for WPForms and install. Click Create Your First Form. Enter a name for your form and select the template Simple Contact Form. Customize Fields and Settings to your preference. Once you’re done, click Save. Next, create a new page, enter a title, and add…
On the WordPress menu bar, go to Settings > Discussion. Under Default post settings, uncheck the box next to Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks) on new posts. Once you’re done, click Save Changes.
Go to Pingdom Website Speed Test. Next, enter your domain and choose a test location. URL – Enter your domain name. Test from – Click the drop-down menu and select a test location from the options. Then, click Start Test to run the test. Once it’s done, check the load time speed of your website…
Log in to your Cloudways account and go to Applications. Click the ellipsis to the right of the application you want to create with and choose Clone App/ Create Staging. Next, select your server from the drop-down list and tick the box Create as Staging. Hit Continue to start the process. Once it’s done, you…
On the WordPress menu bar, click Customize. Go to General > Scroll to Top. Turn on Enable Scroll to Top toggle switch. Adjust the icon size and location to your preference. Once you’re done, click Publish to apply and save changes.
On the WordPress dashboard, go to Settings > Permalinks. Select Post Name under common settings. Once you’re done, click Save Changes to apply and save changes.
On the WordPress dashboard, go to Settings > General. Look for Timezone and click the dropdown menu next to it to select your location. Once you’re done, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Save Changes.
On the WordPress menu bar, click Customize. Next, select Site Identity from the options. Then, click Site Title and Logo Control. Here, you can start editing the default site title and tagline that was created after installing WordPress. You can also add a logo and site icon if you want to. Once you’re done, hit…