How to Edit an Existing Post on WordPress via the Dashboard

Editing a post on your WordPress site is straightforward. Follow these steps to make changes:

1. Log into Your WordPress Dashboard:
• Open your web browser and go to yourwebsite.com/wp-admin.
• Enter your username and password, then click "Login."
2. Navigate to Posts:
• Once logged in, locate the "Posts" menu on the left-hand sidebar.
• Click on "All Posts." This will display a list of all your posts.
3. Select the Post to Edit:
• Find the post you want to edit from the list. You can use the search bar if needed.
• Hover over the title or the “Edit” link under the post, then click on "Edit."
4. Access the WordPress Editor:

The editor will open in a new tab or window where you can make changes.

5. Make Your Edits:
• Use the block editor (Gutenberg) to update your content.
  • Block Editor: Click on different blocks to modify text, images, layouts, etc.
6. Update the Post:

Once you've made your changes, scroll down to the bottom of the page.

• If you want to save changes temporarily without publishing them live, click "Draft."
• To publish your updated post immediately, click "Publish."
7. Review Your Changes:

It’s a good idea to view your post as it appears on the front end after editing.

• Click on “Preview” to see how your updates look.
8. Save Again if Necessary:

If you need further changes after previewing, click "Edit" from the post page to go back and make more adjustments.

By following these steps, you can efficiently edit any post within your WordPress dashboard.