WordPress Website Tutorials: Editing and Everyday Tasks

A safe workflow for a routine content edit

Identify the page and the text or image that needs changing. Open the editing tool already used for that content. In UX Builder, the section, row and column structure controls the layout; change the relevant text or image element rather than replacing the full structure.

Save approved copy and a suitable image first. After editing, preview the desktop and mobile layouts. Check that longer wording does not make a heading or button awkward, that image cropping still makes sense and that any link points to the intended destination.

Check what a visitor sees

After saving, open the public page. Read the updated information, follow the relevant links and check the mobile version. A preview inside the editor is useful but does not show every visitor-facing condition.

For a shared block, menu or header change, inspect other pages that use it. If you are unsure whether an element is shared, ask before treating it as a change to only one page. For new functions or large layout changes, prepare a clear request rather than guessing at settings.

Describe an editing problem clearly

Example support request: I need to replace the team photograph on the About page. I can edit the text in UX Builder, but I cannot identify the image element. Here is the page link and a screenshot showing the photograph.

State the task, page, editor and what happened. Avoid sending login credentials through a general public brief. The grouped guides below include theme features and optional integrations; use a guide only when the feature applies to your site.

Continue with the relevant guide

• Understand the everyday WordPress foundations.
• Use the after-launch website health checks.
• Clarify ongoing website management responsibilities.

The practical guidance

Find the guide you need

Choose a topic to view the official UX Themes documentation. Shop and integration guides apply where those features are enabled on your website.