WordPress 101: Creating and Editing Pages

Editing Existing Content

Content is divided in different components in the WordPress Dashboard.

All sites have these four main components:

• Pages
• Posts
• Attorneys
• Practice Areas

Some websites will have additional components:

• Staff
• Testimonials
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Representative Cases

No matter what type of content it is, editing it easy in WordPress.

Step 1: Click on the appropriate section (Pages, Posts, etc.)

In the above example, I clicked on "All Pages" to obtain a list of all pages in this particular section.

Step 2: Find the page you want to edit and click the "Edit" button.

Planning on copying and pasting new content? Click here for an important tip!

Adding a New Page

Step 1: Click the "Add New" button.

Note: Sometimes, pages are a sub-category of a main page (also known as a parent item). If the new is a sub-category, you'll need to let WordPress know the main page/parent page it belongs to. 

Check out how it works on our own website:

Step 2: Select the Parent Page (If appropriate)

Leave this area alone if your new page is not a sub-page.

Step 3: Fill In Necessary Sections (Title & Content) 

Step 4: Hit Publish