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Self-Managed Guide – How to Add/Edit/Delete Your Pages with WordPress

📘 Guide: Managing Pages on WordPress

 

1. Log in to WordPress

  1. Go to WordPress Dashboard.

  2. Enter your username and password.

  3. Click Log In.


2. Add a New Page

  1. In the left sidebar, go to Pages → Add New.

  2. Enter a Page Title (e.g., “About Us”).

  3. Below the title, you’ll see the Advanced Layout Editor

    • Click Advanced Layout Editor to use Drag & Drop Layout Builder.

Adding Content:

  • Text:
    Drag and drop a Text Block into your layout → click the pencil icon to edit → type or paste your text → Save.

  • Images:
    Drag Image element → upload/select an image from the Media Library → adjust size and alignment → Save.

  • Columns & Layouts:
    Drag Layout Elements (e.g., 1/2, 1/3 columns) to structure your page → add text or images inside them.

  1. When done, click Publish (or Save Draft if you’re not ready).


3. Edit an Existing Page

  1. Go to Pages → All Pages.

  2. Find the page you want to edit (hover over it).

  3. Click Edit.

  4. Use the Advanced Layout Editor to:

    • Click the pencil icon on any element to edit text/images.

    • Drag new elements (text, images, buttons, etc.) into place.

    • Delete blocks with the X icon if needed.

  5. When finished, click Update.


4. Delete a Page

  1. Go to Pages → All Pages.

  2. Hover over the page you want to remove.

  3. Click Trash.

    • The page moves to the Trash folder.

    • You can restore it later or permanently delete it.


5. Add or Replace Images

  1. While editing a page:

    • Open the Image Block or Text Block (if the image is inside text).

  2. Click Add Media.

  3. Upload a new image or pick from Media Library.

  4. Adjust:

    • Size (thumbnail, medium, full).

    • Alignment (left, right, center).

    • Alt text (good for SEO).

  5. Click Insert into page → Save → Update.


6. Useful Tips

  • Preview First: Use the Preview button before publishing changes.

  • Revisions: WordPress saves versions of pages. If you make a mistake, scroll down and use Revisions to roll back.

  • Mobile-Friendly: Theme is responsive. Always check how your page looks on desktop, tablet, and mobile (use the preview device switcher).


✅ With these steps, you can confidently add, edit, delete pages, and manage text & images on WordPress

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