Any post or page you publish in WordPress becomes visible to the public by default. In other words, a post or page has a default visibility status, based on the settings of a Edit Post Screen in the Publish box.

The simple codes and options described below will help you to customize your WordPress posts` visibility. No more than five minutes of your time will protect your posts from being viewed by the people for whom they are not addressed to. Be attentive and paste the code correctly to avoid problems with the password form.

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The appearance themes screen is a great solution if you want to manage your Themes. It allows you to install, activate Themes as well as to update or delete them. Through two tabs Install Themes and Manage Themes (the default view) you can always configure your Themes the way you want.  

WordPress Themes are a number of files which create a visual interface as well as the unified design for a blog. These are the template files. A Theme changes the way of how a site looks like without changing its underlying software. Themes may consist of image files (*.jpg, *.gif), code files (*.php), custom Pages, style sheets (*.css) as well as customized template files.

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There two issues used to backup your WordPress web site: Files and Database.

Now we will talk about files.

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WordPress should always be updated to the latest version. You will receive a message informing about an update in your WordPress Admin Screens whenever a new version of WordPress is released. In order to update the system, you have to click the link included in the message.

WordPress can be updated in two ways, so you are free to choose the one that best suits your needs. One-click update is the easiest method, which will work fine for the majority of people. However, in case WordPress fails to upgrade, or you wish to participate more actively, the update process can be performed manually.

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