How to change your header in WordPress This tutorial assumes you've already logged in to WordPress, and will show you how to change your header image. Click Appearance in the left margin. Then click Header. Here we can see a preview of our current header. To change our header, we can either choose an already uploaded image from here... ... or we can choose an image from our media library or computer. Let's upload an image from our computer. Click Set as Header. Then crop the image as desired. Click Crop and Publish. That's it! The header has been updated. We can now check our live website to see what it looks like. This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to change your header in WordPress.
How to edit your profile in WordPressThis tutorial assumes you've already logged in to WordPress, and will show you how to edit your profile.Click Users in the left margin.Then click Your Profile.On this screen you can edit options relating to the visual editor and color scheme.Update your personal information here.You can also enter some biographical information.When finished, click Update Profile.That's it! Your profile has been updated.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to edit your profile in WordPress.
How to install WordPressThis tutorial will show you how to install WordPress.For this tutorial, you will need to go to wordpress.orgClick the Download WordPress button.Then click to download the latest version of WordPress.Save the file, then go to where it was downloaded.Extract the ZIP folder, and open it.Navigate to the WordPress folder to see its contents.You will now need to upload all the contents of this folder to your hosting account, using an FTP manager like FileZilla.This is FileZilla... let's go ahead and upload the WordPress files.Once the upload is complete, open your browser and navigate to your website.You'll be prompted to setup your new copy of WordPress.First, choose your language.Take note that you'll need a MySQL database setup in your hosting account, and you'll need to know what the database name, username and password is before proceeding. When ready, click Let's go.Enter your database name, username and password.Then click Submit.Then click Run the Install.Enter a title for your WordPress blog.Enter an admin username.Then enter and confirm an admin password.Enter your email address here.Then click Install WordPress.That's it! WordPress has been installed, and you can now click to login.Login using the credentials you just created.That's it! This is your admin panel from where you can manage your new blog.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to install WordPress.
How to change your password in WordPress This tutorial assumes you've already logged in to WordPress, and will show you how to change your password. Click Users in the left margin. Then click Your Profile. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of this page. Enter a new password here. Then repeat your new password to make sure you didn't make a mistake. Then click Update Profile. That's it! Your profile has been updated, and your password changed. This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to change your password in WordPress.
How to configure your settings in WordPressThis tutorial assumes you've already logged in to WordPress, and will show you how to configure your settings.Click Settings in the left margin.Then click General.This page has general settings that you can change, like the blog title, tagline and website URL.We'll go ahead and make some changes.You can also make changes to the timezone, date and time formats.When finished, click Save Changes.Now click the Writing tab under Settings.This is where you can edit the settings related to writing posts.Don't forget to always click Save Changes if you've made changes, before leaving a page.Next, click Reading under Settings.Here you can set how many blog pages to show.Next click Discussion.On this page you can change settings that relate to comments and avatars.Click to Save Changes.Now click the Media option.This is where you can set image sizes for images included in posts.Finally on the Permalinks page, you can set what type of URL structure is used through your website.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to configure your settings in WordPress.
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