Blog Posts By Muhammad Adnan

To change the font color in WordPress, select the text in the block editor and pick a color in the Text settings. For the whole site, use the Site Editor, the Customizer or custom CSS. LoginPress changes the text color on the login page.

This guide covers six methods, from the block editor to page builders, and when to use each one.

To log into the WordPress admin dashboard, go to yoursite.com/wp-admin (or /wp-login.php), enter your username or email and password, and click Log In. You can also use social login, cPanel or a password reset if you lost access.

In this post, I will show you five ways to log in and the common login errors to watch for.

To change your WordPress homepage, go to Settings > Reading, choose “A static page” under “Your homepage displays”, and pick the page you want. You can also set it in the Customizer, the block editor, the Classic Editor or a page builder.

This guide covers five methods, plus how to build a homepage menu and add login and logout links.

To set up WordPress push notifications, install a push plugin such as OneSignal, create a free account, add your site, copy the app keys into the plugin, and send your first notification from the dashboard.

In this post, I will walk you through the OneSignal setup in six steps and compare three push notification plugins.

To customize the WordPress reset password page, install LoginPress, open the Customizer and style the “Lost your password?” screen with your own theme, logo, background, form and button. You can also use Theme My Login for a free alternative.

In this post, I will walk you through both methods step by step.

To add an internal link in WordPress, highlight the anchor text, click the Link icon, paste or search for the page URL and press Enter. Internal links connect pages on your own site and help visitors and search engines find related content.

WordPress comments let visitors share opinions and feedback under your posts and pages. You manage them from Comments in the admin menu and control their behavior in Settings > Discussion.

This guide covers how to access, edit, approve, restore and delete comments, how to use the discussion settings, and how to disable comments.

To install WordPress on localhost, install a local server such as XAMPP, create a database in phpMyAdmin, download WordPress into the htdocs folder and run the installer at localhost/wordpress.

In this post, I will show you the six XAMPP steps and how to uninstall a local site.

Custom fields are not showing in WordPress because the Custom Fields panel is turned off. Open the post editor, click the three-dot menu, choose Preferences > Panels and turn on Custom Fields, then reload the editor.

This post covers two fixes, what custom fields are, and how to add custom fields to the WordPress registration form with LoginPress.

A WordPress security audit checks your core, plugins, themes, users, backups and server settings for weak spots. Run a backup first, then work through the 12-step checklist below.

In this post, I will give you the full checklist, plus the LoginPress settings that harden your login page.