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The WP Admin icon that appears when hovering over a site in the Sites list.| WordPress.com Support
The WP Admin icon that appears when hovering over a site in the Sites list.| WordPress.com Support
The Tag Cloud block displays a list of up to 100 of the most popular tags you’ve assigned to your posts. The most common tags will be displayed in the largest font size. Add the…| WordPress.com Support
The Blog Post block allows you to insert a list or grid of up to 100 blog posts on any page. You can choose to show posts based on category, author, or tag, display featured images or excerpts, cha…| WordPress.com Support
The Index and All Archives templates display blog posts on your site’s pages. This guide will show you how to customize these templates. About the Index and All Archives Templates If your sit…| WordPress.com Support
Want to know how many visits your site gets, and what posts and pages are most popular? Your stats page includes a bunch of nifty graphs, charts, and lists that show you all that and more.| WordPress.com Support
Using the Site Editor, you can design everything on your site using blocks, from the header right down to the footer. This guide will show you around the editor. Video overview From the course…| WordPress.com Support
Looking for posts on a specific topic? Besides following entire blogs, you can also follow posts on a specific subject from across WordPress.com. You do this by adding the topic you’re intere…| WordPress.com Support
Adding featured content to your website or blog is a great way to showcase specific posts. This guide will explore different methods for adding featured content. About Featured Content Featured con…| WordPress.com Support
Your site’s dashboard is where you edit content and manage settings. WordPress.com offers two different styles for this dashboard. This guide will show you how to switch between the two admin…| WordPress.com Support
This guide will show you how to view and manage your site’s customers, supporters, and donors when using WordPress.com Payments features.| WordPress.com Support
This guide will demonstrate what new subscribers will see when accessing subscriber-only newsletter content.| WordPress.com Support
This guide covers how to send newsletter emails to your WordPress.com subscribers. You’ll learn how to create, schedule, and manage email notifications for your posts, as well as preview emai…| WordPress.com Support
This guide explains how to control the appearance of newsletter emails sent to your WordPress.com subscribers. You’ll learn how to adjust the email content and preview your emails before they…| WordPress.com Support
In this guide, learn how to create and manage the payment plans for payment buttons, paid content, or paid newsletters.| WordPress.com Support
Categories provide a helpful way to group related posts together, and to quickly tell readers what a post is about. Categories also make it easier for people to find your content. Categories are si…| WordPress.com Support
In this beginner-friendly course, we will show you how to create a blog on WordPress.com.| WordPress.com Support
Your blog lives and breathes, with Notifications you can check its pulse. This support doc explains what Notifications are and how you can access and interact with them.| WordPress.com Support
This guide will show you how to create and manage posts on your site.| WordPress.com Support
Discussion Settings are used to control how visitors and other blogs interact with your site. Covers managing your default article settings, other comment settings, email notifications, requirement…| WordPress.com Support
Tags provide a useful way to group related posts together and to quickly tell readers what a post is about. Tags also make it easier for people to find your content. Tags are similar to, but more s…| WordPress.com Support
The Site Title, along with the Site Tagline, defines your website’s identity in search engines and social networks. It’s what people see when they view your site in search results or in…| WordPress.com Support
You can earn income from your site by publishing content as a newsletter your site visitors can read with a paid subscription. This guide will show you how to set up a paid newsletter on WordPress.…| WordPress.com Support
Customize your WordPress Dashboard: explore the default and WP Admin views. Tailor your dashboard experience to your liking.| WordPress.com Support
The WordPress editor uses a system of blocks to create the pages and posts on your website. This guide explains how you can use blocks to create beautiful layouts. With blocks, the possibilities ar…| WordPress.com Support
No matter where your site is now, you can move it to WordPress.com. This page will help you choose a method to migrate your website to WordPress.com.| WordPress.com Support
The Subscribe block allows readers to sign up and get notifications when new posts are added to your site.| WordPress.com Support
Generate income from your website. With options like online stores, advertising, memberships, donations, and more, WordPress.com makes it easy to monetize your site.| WordPress.com Support
Comments are a way for visitors to add feedback to your posts and pages. If you choose to enable comments for your posts, a comment form will appear at the bottom of the posts and people can respon…| WordPress.com Support
The Privacy Settings control who can and cannot view your blog. You can make your site public, private, or block it from search engines.| WordPress.com Support
The fediverse enables you to connect with a broader audience and attract more subscribers. This guide will show you how to enable your blog as a fediverse profile, unlocking a world of engagement a…| WordPress.com Support
It’s your content; you can do whatever you like with it. This support doc explains the various ways to transfer your content to another blog or platform and explains how to backup your site.| WordPress.com Support
Categories are used for broad grouping of post topics while tags are generally used to describe your post in more detail.| WordPress.com Support
When you follow a blog on WordPress.com, all new posts from that site will appear in your Reader, where you can view all the latest posts published across all the blogs you follow. You’ll also rece…| WordPress.com Support
Discover the differences between WordPress.com & WordPress.org. Learn about hosting options, features, customization, support, and more.| WordPress.com Support
WordPress.com strongly believes in freedom of speech. We have a vast audience spread across many cultures, countries and backgrounds with varying values and our service is designed to let users fre…| WordPress.com Support
Use the Donations Form block to accept credit and debit card payments for donations, contributions, and tips. This guide will show you how to set up donations on your website. About Donations The D…| WordPress.com Support
When using the Payments block or Premium Content block, you’ll need to create a free Stripe account to safely and securely process these payments. This guide will show you how to create and c…| WordPress.com Support
Using WordPress.com Payments features, you can accept credit and debit card payments for goods, services, subscriptions, memberships, donations, and more. This guide will show you how to insert pay…| WordPress.com Support
Use the Paid Content block on your website to accept one-time, monthly, or annual payments for access to exclusive content that you create—video, images, text, or anything else. Engage your audienc…| WordPress.com Support
This guide explains which types of code can be added to your website, depending on your WordPress.com plan.| WordPress.com Support
If you have a website built with WordPress on any hosting provider that you want to move to WordPress.com, you can migrate it to WordPress.com using the steps in this guide. These steps will copy y…| WordPress.com Support
Visit the WordPress.com Reader to discover new blogs and keep up with the latest posts from sites you follow. This guide will show you how to use Reader. About the Reader The WordPress.com Rea…| WordPress.com Support
Use the Media Library to manage your site’s images, audio, videos, and documents all in one place. This guide will explain how to view and make changes to the media files on your website…| WordPress.com Support
Discover the power of domain names for your website. Learn how to add, connect, transfer, and manage domains on WordPress.com for a professional online presence.| WordPress.com Support
Discover the powerful features of WordPress.com plans. From custom domains to enhanced security, we'll help you find the right plan for your site.| WordPress.com Support
A pingback is a type of comment that’s created when you link to another blog post where pingbacks are enabled. Learn how to stop self–pings, send out update pings, and disable pingbacks.| WordPress.com Support
