I’m still in a back-and-forth with WordPress about how to get my author site and blog configured correctly.
You may have had trouble accessing my latest posts yesterday due to a change they made. I’ve reverted back to the prior settings, which aren’t optimal but are functional.
If you missed yesterday’s post, you can find it here.
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Joanne Corey 
Is WordPress your host as well as your web platform? I’ve heard they are not the most helpful as far as tech support.
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Yes. Last September, I upgraded my free blog account to have a domain and I’m still trying to get things straight. I never seem to get anything other than follow these instructions that are not working. A couple of times in this latest spate of inquiries they’ve made a change that has broken my links which is annoying.
I may be forced to delete my header image and use my author headshot in a pinned post with my main author page with the blog posts below. It’s so frustrating.
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The other thing you might want to consider is to separate your registration from you hosting, and then move hosts to one who has better tech support. I keep my domains registered with Name Silo, which is reasonable, and they also have a great reputation for domain registration. My host is A2, who serves my needs and is great (most of the time) about helping me with tech issues. I have friends who are happy with BlueHost and DreamHost. I prefer to keep the domain registration and the hosting platform separate because then the host can’t hold the domain hostage (like 1 & 1 did a few years back).
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Thanks, Devon. It’s not something I can manage at the moment but I will keep it in mind for the future.
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