Welcome To How To Build A Poker Website

How To Build A Poker Website is designed to teach you how to step by step start your very own website with zero web design experience. How are you going to design your own website without any experience you ask? WordPress. That’s right, WordPress. Websites around the net are switching over to WordPress because it’s so simple to use. What used to take weeks to do now takes only hours! Management is as simple as using a text editor (like Microsoft Word.) The best part is WordPress is the most supported Content Management System (CMS for short) on the planet. Content management system simply means something that manages your website. Simply click the “add new” button to add new pages, click “edit” to edit something.

Your appearance can also be changed with a few clicks of the mouse. Want to put banner ads on your site? WordPress can do that for you as well. WordPress also works with something known as a “plug-in.” A plugin is simply an addition to your WordPress website that unlocks even more features for you. If you want to do something it’s guaranteed someone has made a plugin to do it for you.

Please use the following sitemap below to navigate through How To Build A Poker Web Site. New walkthroughs are being added often.

Installing WordPress

Depending on who you are hosting your website with installing WordPress will be slightly different. Fantastico is used by cPanel hosting companies such as Host Gator, EasyApps is used by Hsphere hosting companies such as IX Web Hosting, and Install Central is used by companies such as Ipower and PowWeb.

Installing WordPress using Fantastico

Installing WordPress using EasyApps

Installing WordPress using Install Central

Changing The Location of your WordPress Blog – If your blog is in a folder but you want it to be your main page

Upgrading Your WordPress Blog

Using WordPress

Changing Your WordPress Title

How To Create Your First WordPress Post

How To Creat Your First WordPress Page

Adding Links To Your WordPress Blog

What Is QuickPress and How To Use It

Creating a Welcome (or home) Page