todo list for leaarning wordpress

Setting Up WordPress

Understanding the WordPress Dashboard

Creating and Managing Content

  • Use the 'Posts' or 'Pages' option in the WordPress dashboard to create new content
  • Enter a title for your post/page and add your content in the editor
  • Include relevant information, such as text, headings, and bullet points, to engage readers
  • Use the toolbar options in the WordPress editor to format your content
  • Format text with bold, italic, or underline styles
  • Create headings and subheadings using different heading levels
  • Apply numbered or bulleted lists to organize information
  • Click on the 'Add Media' button in the WordPress editor
  • Upload or select an image from the media library
  • Insert the image into your post/page and adjust its alignment and size if needed
  • Consider adding videos, audio files, or embedded content to enhance the multimedia experience
  • Navigate to the 'Categories' and 'Tags' options in the WordPress dashboard
  • Create relevant categories and assign them to your posts/pages
  • Add appropriate tags to help classify and identify your content
  • Use hierarchical categories to create a structured content organization
  • After creating your content, locate the 'Publish' box in the WordPress editor
  • Choose the 'Edit' option next to 'Publish immediately'
  • Set a specific date and time for your content to be published
  • Click 'OK' and then 'Publish' to schedule your content
  • Review your existing posts/pages and identify areas for improvement
  • Update outdated information, add new insights, or revise content as necessary
  • Optimize your content by incorporating relevant keywords and improving SEO elements
  • Ensure that your content provides value and remains up-to-date for your audience

Customizing the Look and Feel

Optimizing Performance and Security

  • Enable a caching plugin like W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache
  • Configure caching plugin settings to enable page caching, minification, and browser caching
  • Optimize image sizes using a plugin like Smush or EWWW Image Optimizer
  • Install and activate an SEO plugin like Yoast SEO or All in One SEO Pack
  • Optimize meta titles, descriptions, and keywords for your pages and posts
  • Generate XML sitemaps and submit them to search engines using the SEO plugin
  • Use a strong, unique password and consider using a password manager
  • Enable two-factor authentication using a plugin like Google Authenticator or Authy
  • Regularly update WordPress core, themes, and plugins to the latest versions
  • Use a backup plugin like UpdraftPlus or BackWPup to schedule automated backups
  • Configure backup settings to include both files and the WordPress database
  • Store backups in a secure location, such as a cloud storage service or external server
  • Install a monitoring plugin like Sucuri Security or Wordfence
  • Configure plugin settings to enable scanning for malware and vulnerabilities
  • Set up email notifications for security alerts and performance issues

Managing Users and Permissions

Troubleshooting and Support

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