2. Getting to know the dashboard
The WordPress dashboard is a centralized location for all website management tasks.
Dashboard overview
Once logged in, you’ll see the WordPress dashboard. It provides an overview of your website’s status, including recent activity and quick links to commonly used features.
Toolbar
At the top of the screen, you’ll find the toolbar, which provides quick access to various functions such as creating new posts, pages, or media, as well as accessing your profile and logging out.
Navigating the dashboard
The left-hand side of the dashboard contains the main navigation menu, which is organized into different sections such as Posts, Pages, Media, Comments, Appearance, Plugins, Users, Tools, and Settings.
Click on each section to access its features and settings.
Pages: To create a new static page (e.g., About Us, Contact), go to Pages > Add New. To edit, …
Posts: To create a new blog post, navigate to Posts > Add New.
Media: Manage your media library by uploading, organizing, and editing images, videos, and other files. Go to Media > Library to view and manage your media files.
Menu: Create and update menus and menu items. Go to Appearance > Menus.