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[OceanWP Explained] Basic site settings
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This time, we will explain the basic site settings for OceanWP, a WordPress theme that is very popular overseas.
[Appearance] > [Customize] > [Site Basic Settings]
From your WordPress dashboard, go to Appearance > Customize.
Site Preferences
Once the customization screen is open, click [Site Basic Settings].
What you can do with site basic settings
What you can do with the site basic settings
- Site Title - This is the title of the site that will be displayed at the top left of the site.
- Tagline – Some themes have a tagline, but OceanWP does not output one. For SEO purposes, I will write down what kind of site it is.
- Site Icon - Sets the site icon image, also known as a favicon.
A site icon is a small icon that appears next to the title of your browser.
By default, the w icon is often used, so by setting an image as your site icon, you can take your site to the next level and make it more original!
Summary of basic site settings
This is the most basic of settings, but if you don't set this properly, some people end up with the default message "Just another wordpress" as their tagline.
Make your website title short and write a tagline that describes your site!
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