In my post, I show you how to add an Osano cookie consent notification to a WordPress website, step by step. Osano offers two types of cookie notifications for your website. The first cookie notification allows your visitors to turn off data gathering. The Osano free plan cookie notification is limited to 5,000 views per…
In my post, I show you how to install WordPress on a subdomain on Bluehost, step by step. I used Bluehost hosting for two years and installed WordPress on my main domain and subdomains many times. My guide has illustrations to make it easier to follow. The Bluehost Cpanel is user friendly and has direct…
In my post, I show you how to use Grammarly in WordPress, step by step. Grammarly is an excellent writers assistant tool to help highlight grammar and spelling errors in your blog content. Grammarly is a browser plugin. Once activated, live checks your work as you type. Grammarly has a free and paid version. The…
In my post, I show you how to add alt text to images on your WordPress blog. Alt text is short for alternative text and is used to label images. Should an image not load on your site, your visitor sees the alt text you added. It is good practice to add alt text to…
In my post, I show you how to create a favicon using Canva for your WordPress blog, step by step. A favicon appears in website browsers tabs. You can create a free favicon for your website using Canva. I also show you how to upload your favicon to your WordPress blog. Let’s begin. Step One…
In my post, I show you how to login to your WordPress admin step by step. After WordPress installation is complete, you get links to two URLs. One URL takes you to the homepage of your WordPress blog. The second URL takes you to your WordPress admin dashboard. If you are new to WordPress, it…