WordPress is arguably the biggest player in the CMS world. It provides infrastructure for 50% of all Web sites in the world. WordPress is easy to use. It is compatible with past versions even if years have passed. It has a variety of plugins and themes and hundreds of thousands of developers and webmasters. It is the market leader. There are dozens of features on the platform that WordPress experts love to use. Using WordPress shortcuts allows you to do your work much faster. We have listed the shortcuts of WordPress below.
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Open site dashboard…
Open hosting configuration…
Open database in phpMyAdmin…
Open my profile
Add new site
View my purchases
Register new domain
Manage domains
Manage DNS records…
Change site plan…
Get help
Clear cache…
Enable edge cache…
Disable edge cache…
Manage cache settings…
Visit site homepage…
View developer features
Open reader
Open Jetpack settings…
Add Jetpack to a self-hosted site
Manage Jetpack modules…
Import site to WordPress.com
Open account settings
Copy SSH connection string…
Open SFTP/SSH credentials…
Reset SFTP/SSH password…
Open Jetpack Stats…
Open activity log…
Open Jetpack Backup…
View site monitoring metrics…
Open PHP logs…
Open web server logs…
Manage staging sites…
Change PHP version…
Change admin interface style…
Add new post…
Manage posts…
View media uploads…
Upload media…
Manage pages…
Add new page…
Manage comments…
Manage themes…
Install theme…
Manage plugins…
Install plugin…
Manage site plan…
Manage users…
Add new user…
Add subscribers…
Manage subscribers…
Download subscribers as CSV…
Import content to the site…
Open WooCommerce settings…
Manage general settings…
Manage writing settings…
Manage reading settings…
Manage discussion settings…
Manage newsletter settings…
Manage podcast settings…
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