Click on the posts, then on the categories. Select the category you want, click on edit. The url in the browser address bar will contain the ID. You can find it as shown in the image below. read more

Click on the pages, select the page you want, click on edit. The url in the browser address bar will contain the ID. You can find it as shown in the image below. read more

Click on the posts, select the post you want, click on edit. The url in the browser address bar will contain the ID. You can find it as shown in the image below.

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The first and most important reason is that there is no going back. The content created here cannot be converted into the format editable with the classic block editor, so pages have to be copied over one by one as text. read more

It is useful to approach the issue from a content perspective, whereby if you post the information you want to display directly to Facebook as a post, and perhaps include your website contact details below, you can generate traffic to your own site, but your search rankings will not reflect the positive impact of the unique content. read more

Here are ten reasons why you should use WordPress to manage your website content. read more