Remove sample comments and post from WordPress Blog
If you installed a new WordPress blog system on your website, before writing new posts, you need to remove the sample comments, blog posts, etc. This can be done in the following way:
1. Login to your WordPress admin dashboard.
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Web Hosting2. Under Dashboard Menu, hover your mouse on Posts and click on All Posts.
3. Hover your mouse on the Hello World post, and the Trash option will appear. Click it to remove the post.
4. Now do the same with the sample page by pointing your mouse on Page in the Dashboard menu and then choosing on All Pages.
5. Choose Comments from the dashboard, and then the Trash option will appear. Now click it.
After you take these steps, your blog will be clean, without sample posts and comments, and you can start blogging.
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Your new WordPress blog is now clean and prepared for new content after you deleted the sample posts and comments. What comes next, then? Now is the perfect moment to begin writing your first blog entry! If you’re unsure of where to start, don’t worry; we have a straightforward guide to help you. Get your ideas out there with a few clicks by reading our post on How to Start Writing Your First Blog in WordPress.
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