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[How-To Guide] Update WordPress Plugin From WordPress Dashboard

Already, I have shared a how to guide on installing wordpress plugin from wordpress dashboard and other how to guide on WordPress like:

How to Guide on Installing WordPress

How to Guide on Upgrading WordPress

How to Guide on Installing WordPress Theme

How to Guide on Deleting Default Post in WordPress

How to Guide on Deleting Default Page in WordPress

How to Guide on Deleting Default Comment in WordPress

How to Guide on Changing Default Password in WordPress

How to Guide on Changing Default Permalink in WordPress without Losing Traffic

How to Guide on Enabling Search Engine in WordPress

How to Guide on Renaming Uncategorized Category in WordPress

How to Guide on Scheduling Post in WordPress

How to Guide on Disabling Visual Editor in WordPress

How to Guide on Hiding Post in WordPress

How to Guide on Enabling Keyboard Shortcut in WordPress for Comment Moderation in WordPress

Now in this post I’m sharing a how to guide on upgrading WordPress Plugin from WordPress dashboard.

Step1: Log-in into wp-admin panel by typing URL (as mentioned below)and click on “updates” as shown below:

http://www.domainname.com/wp-admin (replace domainname with your domain name)

Step2: When you click on “Updates” (in step), a new window open (as shown below).

Step3: Now simply check out the box and click on “Update Plugins” button as shown below:

Step4: Congratulations, you have successfully updated WordPress plugin from WordPress dashboard

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[How-To Guide] Delete Default Page In WordPress

Already I have shared a how to guide on deleting default comment in WordPress and how to guide on deleting default post in WordPress and now in this article I’m sharing a how to guide on deleting default page in WordPress

Step1: Log-in into wp-admin panel by typing URL (as mentioned below) and click on “Pages” as shown below:

http://www.domainname.com/wp-admin (replace domainname with your domain name)

Step2: When you click on “Pages” (in step1), it open a new page (as shown below) and click on “trash”.

Step3: When you click on “trash” (in step2), a new open and now click on “trash” as shown below:

Step4: When you click on “trash”, a new window open (as shown below), now simply click on “delete permanently” to delete the post.

Step5: Congratulations, you have successfully deleted the default page in WordPress blog.

You may also interested in reading out these tutorials on WordPress

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How to Guide on Scheduling Post in WordPress

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[How-To Guide] Delete Default Comment In WordPress

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Till now you have domain name, hosting space and install WordPress on it. After installing WordPress, its time to start posting content on blog. But before that, you have to delete the default post, default page and default comment. In this post, I’m focusing on deleting default comment and come up with next post in which I will tell you how to delete default post and default page.

Step1: Log-in into wp-admin panel by typing URL (mentioned below) and click on “Comments” tab as shown below:

http://www.domainname.com/wp-admin (replace domainname with your domain name)

Step2: When you click on “Comments” tab, a new window open and click on “trash” as shown below:

Step3: When you click on “trash”, it show a message like this (as shown below):

Step4: In navigation menu click on “trash” as shown below:

Step5: When you click on “trash” (in step4), it open a window (as shown below) and click on “delete permanently”.

Step6: Congratulations, you have successfully deleted the default comment in WordPress.

You may also like to read further these posts in WordPress

How to Guide on Installing WordPress Theme

How to Guide on Installing WordPress Plugin

How to Guide on Changing Default Permalinks in WordPress Blog

How to Guide on Chaning Auto-Generated Password in WordPress

How to Guide on Enabling Search Engine in WordPress

How to Guide on Scheduling Post in WordPress

How to Guide on Disabling Visual Editor in WordPress

How to Guide on Hiding Post From Some Users in WordPress

How to Guide on Renaming Uncategorized Category in WordPress

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[How-To Guide] Delete Default Post In WordPress

Already, I have shared a how to guide on deleting default comment in WordPress and now in this post I’m sharing a how to guide on deleting default post in WordPress.

Step1: Log-in into wp-admin panel by typing URL (mentioned below) and click on “Posts” tab as shown below:

http://www.domainname.com/wp-admin (Replace domainname with your own domain name)

Step2: When you click on “Posts” tab (in step1), a new window open (as shown below) and click on “Trash”.

Step3: When you click on “trash” (in step2), you see a message like this (as shown below).

Step4: Now click on “trash” as shown below:

Step5: When you click on “trash” (in step4), it open a new window (as shown below) and click on “delete permanently”.

Step6: Congratulations, you have successfully delete the default post in WordPress.

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How to Guide on Installing WordPress Plugin

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How to Guide on Enabling Search Engine in WordPress

How to Guide on Changing Default Permalink in WordPress

How to Guide on Hiding Posts in WordPress from Some Users

How to Guide on Disabling Visual Editor in WordPress

How to Guide on Changing Default Password in WordPress

How to Guide on Scheduling Post in WordPress

How to Guide on Creating Revenue Share Blog

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[How-To Guide] Change Permalink Structure Without Losing Traffic

Already I have shared a how to guide on changing default WordPress permalink structure but didn’t tell you that you can also change permalink structure without losing traffic.

Step1: Log-in into wp-admin panel (by typing URL mentioned below). Go to plugins and click on “Add New Plugin” as shown below:

http://domainname.com/wp-admin (replace domainname with your domain name)

Step2: Now install Deans Permalink Plugin and activate it (download link available after end of post). This plugin will generate a 301 redirect or you can call it permanent redirection when bots will crawl your posts.

Step3: After installing plugin from dashboard, go to “settings” and click on “PermalinksMigration” as shown below:

Step4: When you click on “PermalinkMigration“, it open a new window. Now type your old permalink structure and click on “Update option” as shown below:

Step5: Congratulations, you have successfully changed the permalink structure without losing traffic.

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Download Link to Dean Permalink Plugin