July 2017 - Acme Themes Blog

Make your Website SEO Friendly

Posted By Acme Themeson July 17, 2017in Informations1 Comment

SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. It’s a good strategy used by website owners to get more traffic on their sites through the help of search engines like Google, Yahoo, Bing, Baidu, Ask.com etc. SEO helps to creating your website that has optimized code and formatting which make it easy for search engines to find your websites. You must need to make your website SEO friendly for getting high traffic and organic users. When people search the topic on search engines & if your website have the same topic and content, search engines will indexed your sites on search results. If your site listed on search results, the chances of clicking by the visitor will be high. So, maintaining SEO […]

Settings Permalink on WordPress Sites

Posted By Acme Themeson July 11, 2017in InformationsLeave a Comment

Permalinks are the permanent URLs to your pages, posts, archives as well as category. Permalink helps to link your content on your web. With the help of permalink, a visitor can easily find your content on your websites. The URL to each post, page, archive, and category are permanent link known as permalink. Setting permalinks on WordPress sites is easy but it must be done with care. WordPress support six types of permalink. They are Default, Day and name, Month and name, Numeric, Post name and Custom structure. You can find the settings for permalink on Admin dashboard and then settings and permalink. You can select any one of the available permalinks and click on Save Changes to save the […]

Add New Users and Delete Existing users in WordPress Sites

Posted By Acme Themeson July 6, 2017in Informations, ThemesLeave a Comment

If you want to add new users to your WordPress sites and want to assign different roles and access privileges to your site this blog post will be very helpful for you. Once user created, they will be able to log in to your site with a username and password and get access to your site based on the role specified. WordPress have different user roles include site administrator, editor, author, contributor, and subscriber. User roles control the access level on your site including the ability to write, edit or publish content. Some users have high privileges and some have low. Based on the user requirements, you can set the access privileges. User with lower access can only see the […]

Month: July 2017