Posts Tagged ‘wpsaas’
How to disable automatic updates in WordPress using plugin
Hello. Today I’m going to show you how to disable automatic updates using a plugin. 1. Install and activate the plugin pictured below. 2. In the “Plugins” page scroll down to find “Easy Updates Manager” below and click on “Configure”. 3. In the “Manage Updates” section find “Automatic Updates” and click “Off”. Thank you for…
Read MoreHow to add a YouTube Subscribe button in WordPress
Hello. Today I’m going to show you how to add the YouTube Subscribe button to your WordPress site. 1. Visit the YouTube subscribe button page on the Google Developer website. Click on “Configure a button” in the left sidebar of the page. 2. Enter your channel name and choose the settings you want (for this tutorial I’m using…
Read MoreHow to paginate comments in WordPress
Hi. Today i’m going to show you how to paginate comments in WordPress. 1. In the left sidebar of the admin dashboard, hover over “Settings” and click on “Discussion”. 2. In the “Discussion Settings” page look for the “Break comments into page” section. 3. Now select the number of comments you want on each page…
Read MoreHow to disable the search feature in WordPress
Hello. Today I’m going to show you how to disable the search feature in WordPress using the Disable Search plugin. 1. Install the Disable Search plugin. 2. Click on Activate and the Search feature should now be disabled. 3. Go to your WordPress site and try to enter a search URL, and you should get…
Read MoreHow to link a post title to an external link in WordPress
Hello. Today I’m going to show you how to how to link a post title to an external link in WordPress using the Page Links To plugin. 1. Install and activate the Page Links To plugin. 2. Then, create a new post or go to an existing one and you should see the meta box…
Read MoreHow to list future upcoming scheduled posts in WordPress
NOTE: This won’t work with all themes in WordPress. Hello. Today I’m going to show you how to list future upcoming scheduled posts on WordPress using the “SOUP – Show off upcoming posts” plugin. 1. Install and activate the plugin. 2. Visit the “Widgets” page under “Appearance”. 3. Scroll down, look for the “Upcoming Posts”…
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