Luckily WP has a built-in feature to restore your old page version, and undo unwanted changes. It’s called Revisions.

So if you ever need to revert back to an old version of your Post / Page, just find the box that says revisions. Is it not showing up? Well try pressing the Screen Options button, and then checking Revisions so it actually shows up.

This will allow you to check out the previous versions of your site, and undo any unwanted changes on the fly. This one can be a real life saver, so remember to share it with your friends who also have WP sites!

You made a post (or page), and want it to not show up on your site. But it’s just temporary, and you really wouldn’t like it to just be deleted forever.

There’s a really easy solution, just set the post (or page) to “Private” visibility.

First find the Blue “publish” button, then look above & to the left of it. There should be a line that says “Visiblity: Public”… next to this will the word Edit in blue. Just click that Edit button, and change the Visiblity to Private.

Now your post (or page) won’t be visible to the general public.

We delivered a website that not only allowed them to add & delete property listings, but also helped speed up their Craigslist posting process as well, by extending WordPress.

Grail Web Design was called in when the Flash programming got too complex for another web designer. We brought videos to the site, added new pages, created a slick dropdown menu, and more.

Additionally, we added features such as a live Stock Ticker, which updates their current stock price from servers at Yahoo. We’ll soon be adding Daily Volume data as well.

We designed & coded a completely new site from scratch, using portfolio & image elements from their original Australian site.

We built them a custom WordPress theme, which allowed them to make their own website updates. We also optimized the site for search engines, with special page-naming.

We designed them a clean website that leads visitors through the reasons to choose Guru over other providers. Included were images of Guru’s unique IT System Guardian.

Here are some of the questions we ask new clients, to get a better picture of where they want to be:

• What are your goals on the web, in a paragraph?
• Do you have a timeframe for when this should go live?
• What is your budget in terms of setup costs? How about your monthly budget for maintenance & promotion?
• What is your target audience?
• How would you like your audience to feel upon visiting your site?
• What actions would you like them to take, if any?

We suggest that you ask yourself these questions. This way we can both be more aware of your goals and the best ways to reach them.