1. Pages in WordPress

Add a New Page

1. Log in to the WordPress Dashboard.
2. Go to Pages → Add New.
3. Enter the Page Title.
4. Add your content using the Block Editor.
5. Click Publish.
6. Click Publish again to make the page live.

Edit a Page

1. Go to Pages → All Pages.
2. Hover over the page.
3. Click Edit.
4. Make the required changes.
5. Click Update.

Remove (Delete) a Page

1. Go to Pages → All Pages.
2. Hover over the page.
3. Click Trash.
4. To permanently delete:
   • Go to Trash.
   • Click Delete Permanently.

2. Posts in WordPress

Add a New Post

1. Go to Posts → Add New.
2. Enter the Post Title.
3. Write the post content.
4. Select a Category.
5. Add Tags.
6. Set a Featured Image (optional).
7. Click Publish.

Edit a Post

1. Go to Posts → All Posts.
2. Click Edit.
3. Make changes.
4. Click Update.

Delete a Post

1. Go to Posts → All Posts.
2. Hover over the post.
3. Click Trash.
4. To permanently remove:
   • Open Trash.
   • Click Delete Permanently.

3. Categories in WordPress

Categories organize posts into groups.

Add a Category

1. Go to Posts → Categories.
2. Enter:
   • Name
   • Slug (optional)
   • Parent Category (optional)
   • Description (optional)
3. Click Add New Category.

Edit a Category

1. Go to Posts → Categories.
2. Click Edit below the category.
3. Modify the details.
4. Click Update.

Delete a Category

1. Go to Posts → Categories.
2. Select the category.
3. Click Delete.

Note: The default Uncategorized category cannot be deleted unless another category is set as the default.

4. Tags in WordPress

Tags provide specific keywords for posts.

Add a Tag

1. Go to Posts → Tags.
2. Enter:
   • Name
   • Slug (optional)
   • Description (optional)
3. Click Add New Tag.

Edit a Tag

1. Go to Posts → Tags.
2. Click Edit.
3. Update the information.
4. Click Update.

Delete a Tag

1. Go to Posts → Tags.
2. Select the tag.
3. Click Delete.

Publishing Options

When creating or editing a page or post, WordPress provides these publishing options:

• Publish – Makes the content live immediately.
• Save Draft – Saves the content without publishing.
• Preview – View the content before publishing.
• Schedule – Publish automatically at a future date and time.
• Update – Save changes to an already published page or post.
• Move to Trash – Remove the content from the website.

Summary Table

This covers the complete workflow for adding, editing, publishing, and removing Pages, Posts, Categories, and Tags in WordPress.