Category: WordPress How-Tos
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WordPress menu and broken-link cleanup before an AdSense review
A WordPress workflow to audit menus, footer links, redirects, and mobile navigation before requesting an AdSense review.
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Publish a useful WordPress privacy page and link it consistently
Create and link a WordPress privacy page that reflects your actual advertising, analytics, forms, cookies, and visitor choices.
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Clear WordPress cache and verify a fix on the public page
After editing a menu or page, clear the right cache and confirm the public version changed across browser, plugin, and CDN layers.
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WordPress redirects and 404s: repair the destination, not just the warning
Find WordPress 404s, update internal links, choose relevant redirects, and retest the real visitor path after a permalink change.
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Set a WordPress posts page and verify the public article archive
Configure the WordPress posts page, test the article archive, and make sure navigation and pagination lead visitors to published content.
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Remove placeholder and draft pages from public WordPress navigation
Locate public “coming soon,” sample, test, and unfinished pages and decide whether to complete, unpublish, or redirect them.
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Fix a WordPress page that loads the homepage instead
Trace a WordPress URL that unexpectedly opens the homepage through redirects, permalink rules, page templates, and cache.
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Check WordPress robots settings and discourage accidental noindex
Check WordPress reading visibility and page-level SEO settings after staging or migration so intended public pages are not accidentally noindexed.
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Repair a WordPress menu after changing a page slug
Fix stale menu links after a permalink change and test the final route on the public site.
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Add descriptive excerpts and archive summaries in WordPress
Write distinct excerpts and category introductions that help visitors choose articles instead of showing repetitive auto-generated snippets.