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• PHPMyAdmin and MySQL

  PHPMyAdmin and MySQL access are available to administrators on the WordPress.com Business and eCommerce plans. Before Beginning Accessing your database is not required for your site to function. Do not touch your site’s database unless you have a very specific reason. If you’re unsure, contact a Happiness Engineer for help before accessing your database. You […]

• Business Plan

  WordPress.com provides users with a great experience out of the box. From superb SEO to social media sharing to custom web fonts, even those with advanced needs can find themselves well-equipped without installing plugins or custom themes. But what if you want to take your website to the next level? What does the Business Plan include?Business […]

• Import from Medium

  To import from Medium, first visit the Medium settings page, scroll down to Download your information, and select Download .zip to start the export process from Medium. You should receive an email from Medium with an export of your posts in an archive .zip file. (If you’re exporting a Medium “publication” instead of a normal Medium site, […]

• SFTP on WordPress.com

  SFTP access is available to administrators on the WordPress.com Business and eCommerce plans. Before Beginning Accessing your site’s file structure is not required for your site to function. Do not touch your site’s file structure unless you have a very specific reason. If you’re unsure, contact a Happiness Engineer for help before accessing your site […]

• Unattached Files

  The instructions from this guide are referring to the WP Admin dashboard. You can get to this dashboard by adding /wp-admin to the end of your site’s url (e.g.: example.wordpress.com/wp-admin) When viewing your blog’s Media Library (Media → Library), there is a filter that shows your Unattached files. If you click on the Unattached link, all of […]

• Embedding a PDF File

  You can embed a PDF document file onto any page or post of your website. Upload a PDF File First, upload the PDF file to your site’s Media library by going to My Site(s) → Site → Media and clicking Add New. Once it has uploaded, edit the file in your Media library and copy […]

• Accepted File Types

  Covers the accepted file types you can upload to your WordPress.com blog (some might require a paid WordPress.com plan.)

• Export

  It’s your content; you can do whatever you like with it. This support doc explains the various ways to transfer your content to another blog or platform and explains how to backup your site.

• Incompatible Plugins

  While the vast majority of plugins are supported here at WordPress.com, there are some that are not. This page contains a running list of these unsupported plugins and accompanying reasons why they aren’t supported. Table of Contents Introduction The Business Plan gives you access to tens of thousands of plugins in the WordPress ecosystem. Plugins give your […]

• File Block

  The File block allows you to place a download button for documents and other files on your website. Do you want to embed a PDF file instead? See Embedding a PDF File. The File block can be added from the Block Inserter icon. Alternatively, you can use the slash command /file and press Enter.  Detailed […]