This category will list in a single place all Wordpress tutorials available on our website TechExpert. Here, you can find tutorials showing how to install and configure your wordpress website.
Learn how to reset the password of the Admin user on Wordpress. Our tutorial will teach you the Wordpress password recovery procedure.
Learn how to install the Avada Wordpress Theme on a computer running Ubuntu Linux. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required in 5 minutes
Learn how to install Wordpress on a Ubuntu Linux VPS using the Amazon AWS cloud service. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required.
Learn how to enable the Apache HTTP/2 on Ubuntu Linux. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required to enable the HTTP2 protocol feature.
Learn how to configure the Apache Browser Caching Feature on Ubuntu Linux. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required to enable the Caching feature.
Learn how to move your Wordpress website from HTTP to HTTPS. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required to move your website to HTTPS in 15 minutes.
Learn how to move your Wordpress website to a new Linux server. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required to move your website to a Linux server.
Learn how to add your Wordpress website to Google Analytics. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required in 10 minutes or less.
Learn how to add your Wordpress website to the Google Search Console. Our tutorial will teach you all the steps required in 10 minutes or less.
Learn how to install Wordpress on Windows server, our tutorial will teach you how to install Wordpress using the Microsoft Web Platform installer.
This tutorial will show you how to solve the curly quotes automatic formatting feature problem on Wordpress.
Learn how to do the Wordpress installation on Ubuntu Linux version 17, by following this simple step-by-step tutorial, you will be able to install and access the Wordpress system on a computer running Ubuntu Linux. Our tutorial will teach you how to install Apache2, PHP7, and MariaDB.
The WordPress content management system has a lousy automatic formatting feature that replaces a double dash for a single, larger dash character. This tutorial will show you how to solve the double dash problem.
