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Guides · 26 October 2026
How to change a post to a page in WordPress, without copying it
WordPress has no built-in way to turn a post into a page. Copying the content loses its ID, dates and history. Here's how to switch the type properly, and what to check afterwards.
Guides · 26 October 2026
How to bring back the classic widgets screen in WordPress
Since WordPress 5.8, Appearance → Widgets opens a block editor. If your theme or widget plugins were built for the classic screen, here are three ways to get it back.
Guides · 26 October 2026
What is a modular WordPress plugin, and when should you use one?
One plugin, many small tools, each with its own on/off switch. Here's how modular plugins work, where they beat a stack of single-purpose plugins, and where they don't.
Guides · 26 October 2026
How to add custom admin columns in WordPress
The information editors need is often hidden inside each post. Here's how to hide the columns nobody uses, add the ones your team checks every day, and which method suits your site.
Guides · 26 October 2026
How to add a trash to the WordPress media library
Posts and pages go to the trash when you delete them. Images and files don't: they're gone straight away. WordPress has a hidden setting that changes that.
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