Why are my blog posts not showing up on WordPress?

Most of the time, problems related to WordPress changes not showing on your site have to do with caching issues (browser caching, page caching, or CDN caching). The fix is to clear the cache causing these issues, making sure both you and your visitors are seeing the most recent version of your site.

Why is my post not showing on my blog?

The simplest possible issue, albeit a rare cause for this problem, is simply that your local cached version of your own website doesn’t have the new post. You visit your homepage, but your cache hasn’t expired, so your browser doesn’t check to see if the page has changed.

How do I get posts to show up on my WordPress page?

If you want your posts to show up on the home page and WordPress isn’t already doing this for you, here’s how you do it. In the WordPress admin, go to Settings > Reading. Find the section called Your homepage displays and select the Your latest posts option. Click the Save Changes button and go back to your home page.

How do I make my blog posts appear on WordPress?

How to add a new blog post in WordPress

  1. Step 1: Log in to WordPress. Go to yoursite.com.au/wp-admin and log in with your username and password.
  2. Step 2: Create a new post.
  3. Step 3: Enter the title of your new post.
  4. Step 4: Enter body content.
  5. Choose a feature image.
  6. Select tags and categories.
  7. Hit publish!

Why is my WordPress page not updating?

The most common cause of a WordPress site not updating right away is caching. By default, many WordPress hosting companies enable their own caching systems which store a temporary copy of your pages to improve website speed and reduce server load.

How long does it take for a WordPress site to update?

When making any changes to your WordPress website, the updates should show up right after clicking save or publish both on your and your visitors’ browsers. If it takes longer than five minutes for an update to show, start looking for the cause of the problem.

How do I add posts to different pages in WordPress?

Assign categories to posts. Create a custom menu. Add the dynamic category pages to into the custom menu. You can create a custom menu and include multiple dynamic category pages that automatically display the published posts assigned to the the specific categories in reverse chronological order.

Does WordPress publish immediately?

Under the Publish box, you’ll see a few options. Click the “Edit” link next to Publish Immediately. Set the date when you want the post to automatically publish. You can set any month, day and year as well as the precise time to publish scheduled posts in WordPress.

How do I refresh my WordPress cache?

You need to click the ‘WP Engine’ menu item in your WordPress admin bar, select the ‘Caching’ menu option, then click the ‘Clear all caches’ button. WP Engine will automatically purge every stored cache for your WordPress site.

How do I link my blog posts to menu in WordPress?

If you cannot see the Posts tab there, then you need to add it by clicking on the Screen Options button at the top right corner of the screen. Once the Post box appears, you need to expand it to select the specific posts that you want to add to your navigation menu and click on the Add to Menu button.