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Posted on September 12, 2017 at 9:53 am by James
After completing the previous tutorial from our WordPress Tutorial for Beginners.
WordPress categories are basic ways for you to organize your posts into different categories, such as topics.
For example, when writing a post, think of the wider topic of the post. If you plan to write more posts about this topic in the future, you’ll probably want to group these posts together.
Tags are meant to describe specific details of your posts. Think of these as your site’s index words. They are the micro-data that you can use to micro-categorize your content.
In order to add a new category, click on the “Posts” then “Categories”.
On the left side of the page you will see add new category section. And on the right show categories that are already created and can be managed from here.
Click “Add New Category” to create the new category.
The first point to emphasize regarding tags is that you are under no obligation to use them at all on any individual post. The primary factor governing their use should be how much value you think they’re bringing to site visitors, rather than any attempts to game search engines.
In order to add a new tag, click on the “Posts” then “Tags”. On the left side of the page you will see add new tag section. And on the right show tags that are already created and can be managed from here.
In the “Add New Tag” section, there is 3 fields to be filled in.
Click “Add New Tag” to create the new tag.
So for now, that’s it. If there is any feedback or suggestion please feedback to leave a comment below.
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