WordPress Security

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Security at Georgia State University as it is in WordPress is taken very seriously, but as with any other system there are potential security issues that may arise if some basic security precautions aren't taken. The article below will go through some common forms of vulnerabilities we work diligently to prevent, and the themes we follow to help keep our WordPress installation secure.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress

If you have questions about securing additional parts  of WordPress or you are considering running your site outside of the Georgia State University WordPress installation please feel free to use the contact options on this page.

WordPress Basics

  1. Vocabulary
  2. Where do I login to edit my site?
  3. Dashboard Overview
  4. Add a new page
  5. Set a Static Homepage
  6. Add a New Post
  7. Adding Images to the Media Library
  8. Introduction to Widgets
  9. Widget Ninja: Make widgets display where you want them
  10. Introduction to Mega-Menus
  11. Add Paragraphs to Posts or Pages
  12. Advanced Publishing Options (Drafts, Schedules)
  13. Anchor Links
  14. How can I organize my media?
  15. How many licenses do we have for WordPress?
  16. How to Find a Page, Post or Image ID
  17. Invite someone to contribute or edit your WordPress site
  18. Visual Editor Toolbar
  19. How do I Trash a Page or Post?
  20. How to Restore a Post from Trash
  21. How do I restore a previous version of a page?
  22. Add Users
  23. Using the Google URL Builder
  24. Writing Pages and Posts of Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
  25. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn Share Buttons
  26. Create a "Dead Link"/No Link Menu Item
  27. Menus: Creating menus
  28. How to Add Featured Content to Menus
  29. Will I be charged for my website?
  30. Can I have FTP access to my site?
  31. WordPress Security
  32. Single File Upload Limits
  33. News Carousel
  34. Events
  35. How do I redirect a page or post?
  36. Using Templates

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