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Be sure you have access to your web hosting control panel and File Manager within the control panel as well as access to phpMyAdmin should you need to revert the changes you make to the WordPress General Settings below.

I think you are not in the correct page to add plugins to WordPress. Please note that you first need to install the plugin using the “Network Admin” menu and then enable/disable the plugin in your site’s menu.

The ideal size is 1,200 pixels wide by 675 pixels tall (or an aspect ratio of 16:9). The minimum size is 600 pixels wide by 335 pixels tall but larger images will look better when your followers click to expand the image.

Maybe you’re not trying to get rid of all your page titles; what if you just want to hide all the page (but not post) titles on your site? In that case, all you need to do is slightly tweak the above CSS code. Just add “.page” in front of the code. For instance:

The techniques here will remove some of the constraints that you run into with functions such as get_posts() and wp_list_categories(), allowing you to tailor queries to your particular needs.

You’ve received a notification from your security plugin of a breach or an unexpected change.
Your hosting provider has warned you about unusual activity on your account.

Open your device’s Settings app.
Tap Accessibility, then tap Font size.
Use the slider to choose your font size.

After installing WooCommerce, open your WordPress dashboard and go to WooCommerce > Products. Then, click the Create Product button to create your first product.

Open the post or page you want to modify in a browser, right-click on the title, and click Inspect. Identify the CSS class assigned to the title. In our example, the title’s CSS class is entry-title. Depending on your theme, the CSS class name may vary.

Just snap on the square and the Block Settings board should open up on the correct hand side of your screen. Next, click on the bolt for ‘Shading settings’ to extend that tab.

Create a new post/page or edit the piece of content where you want to add the caption. Then, click on the Add Media button in the WordPress editor to upload or insert an image

if your website has a lot of complicated queries or is poorly coded, you code regularly bring it down that way. Try using a different theme, or contacting a pro to take a look for you.

Login to your WordPress dashboard. Clear any cache and browser history. Re-visit your website

I recommend disabling your caching and security plugins

Go to Google.com and type site:yourblog.blogspot.com + deleted post title. If you know the post URL of the deleted post, then just type cache:DeletedBlogPostURL in the browser address bar to immediately view the cached version.