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This article shows how to set up your blog made with Wordpress so that that (it looks like) your posts are on separate web-pages, without needing to install any plugin. (For this task, the answers for Wordpress.org and Wordpress.com are so very similar that they have been combined into the one article.) Wordpress, like most blogging platforms, is basically made up of Posts, Pages and Widgets (aka gadgets). People who are building blogs often want to "put posts into pages" ie to have a page which shows a subset of their posts, based on the category.   The standard, but unsatisfactory, answer is " Sorry, that's not how Wordpress works.   Static pages are used for reference information that doesn't change often, which you don't want to be part of your regular post-feed, but which you do want users to have easy access to. " Luckily it's easy to set up your blog so that it looks like your posts are on different pages  by following thre...

This article shows how to change the accounts presented in an AddThis Follow gadget which has already been set up on a Wordpress-based website . (Note:   this is only relevant for Wordpress.org users.   Wordpress.com users do not have the same freedom to add or configure plug-ins.) The AddThis plug-ins for Wordpress provide several functions.  One is a Follow gadget, which lets you offer links to your account on other platforms (eg on Twitter, Facebook and Instragram), so that people who are interested can subscribe to you there, and get updates from you even if they don't visit your blog or website regularly).  When you install and activate this plugin, there is a screen where you can choose which other platforms to show, and say what your address on those platforms is.    After you have set up the plug-in, then you an add the AddThis Follow widget to your site,   This gadget displays an icon for each tool which you sel...