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Title of posts in WordPress dashboard are showing in a downward line of one character per line

brian — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 11:46:23 +0000

How to fix WordPress Post title showing vertically in Dashboard

I will show you how to fix WordPress problem of title of posts in the WordPress backend showing in a downward line of one character per line. The Post Titles tend to appear in a vertical format, one character per line making dashboard terribly wrong and hard to locate your posts. Its something which made me waste almost two weeks thinking it was plugins issue and it was not, I even updated the WordPress version but to no use. Below is a screenshot of the situation i was in ; (You can click on image to see full image screenshot) SOLUTION What i did was simple. 1. When your in WordPress dashboard, click on “Screen Options” on the top right 2. Screen options will display some options, Tick off some options . In my case i ticked of “AIOSEO Details” which is loaded by All in One Plugin. when i ticked off this, it created space for the post titles to stretch which were appearing vertical and the titles are fine now Other options in screen options you can tick off include Tags, Author, Categories, date, Stats , etc, depending on Plugins you have in your website. The vertical post titles to appear vertical, collapsed or distorted is because the column space is not enough. ticking off some options will solve that. Some people try to adjust the column width of the Post titles but this is not possible. You can adjust column width in WordPress dashboard by ticking off some features in the screen options. If this article helped you, you can support us by subscribing on my Channel, click image link below

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WordPress Post widget showing only four posts (solved)

brian — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 11:46:23 +0000

If your having a problem with your WordPress not showing all the posts as you want yet you have enabled it, this article will help you how to fix it.

Recently I wanted to show 20 posts on my WordPress side bar , but for some reason the widget would load only 4 instead of 20. To some people WordPress shows 3 posts instead of showing the number of specified posts they want.

I will show you how to fix this and this is usually a glitch in some WordPress themes

Let me assume you tried to adjust Theme settings, Or settings on your “blog” page and your sure your blog posts are set to “Published” status. If all these are set well, then it means your blog setting maximum is 9

If you have tried to load 10 or 15 posts but your website is still loading 4 or 3 posts, then it means you can’t exceed 9.

Your theme setting might be allowing values between 0 – 9. Anything beyond 9, your theme instead loads default 3 or 4 posts.

So the solution is putting it to 9.

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How do I make a URL open in a new tab in WordPress?

brian — Mon, 09 Mar 2026 11:46:23 +0000

Sometimes when doing linking on your website, you might want To make a URL open in a new tab in WordPress, you can follow these steps:

1. Using the Visual Editor:

a; In the WordPress editor, create or edit the post or page where you want to insert the link.
b; Highlight the text or image that you want to turn into a link.
c; Click the “Insert/edit link” button in the editor toolbar. It usually looks like a chain link icon.

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d;In the popup window that appears, enter the URL you want to link to in the “URL” field.
e;Check the box next to “Open link in a new tab” option.
f; Click the “Add Link” button to insert the link into your content.
g; Update or publish your post/page to save the changes.

You can view video below to follow step by step

2. Using the Text Editor (HTML view):

In the WordPress editor, switch to the Text (HTML) view.
Locate the anchor tag that represents the link you want to open in a new tab.
Add the target=”_blank” attribute within the anchor tag.

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