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Tip: What you see on this screen may look a bit different depending on which theme you’re using.

The theme should tell you the suggested image dimensions for your logo:

Screenshot showing how to check the size of the logo in the media library
Once you have this, simply resize your logo and upload it. Don’t worry if it’s not quite the right dimensions: WordPress will give you the option to crop it.

After uploading your image, you’ll see it on the preview of your site in the customizer:

Screenshot showing the WordPress site preview with the logo in place
If you’re happy with how it looks, go ahead and click the Publish button.

Setting Up Your WordPress Site’s Home Page
Your site’s homepage, sometimes also called the front page, needs to make a great first impression on your website’s visitors.

Some themes will simply list your most recent blog posts on argentina phone number resource homepage by default, but others will have a range of options. You may be able to alter the homepage through the Customizer and/or through the Appearance→Widgets option (if the homepage is set up to use widgets).

With all themes, you can create a page in WordPress to be your homepage. You might add blocks to this page like images, text, or even embedded videos.

Some great things to include on your homepage are:

A brief description of who you are (including your name) and a link to your About page.
Your most recent and/or most popular blog posts.
A sign up form for your email newsletter, once you’ve set one up.
Links to different categories on your blog or pages on your site.
Static Home Page vs Blog Home Page
Because WordPress was originally designed for blogs, it defaults to showing your latest posts on your home page.