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This General SubPanel is the default SubPanel in the Options Administration Panel and controls some of the most basic configuration settings for your site: your site's title and location, who may register an account at your blog, and how dates and times are calculated and displayed.

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General Options

Blog title

Enter the name of your blog here. Most themes will display this title, at the top of every page, and in the reader's browser titlebar. WordPress also uses this title as the identifying name for your Syndication feeds.

Tagline

Your blog's slogan or Tagline should be entered here. A Tagline is short phrase or sentence, used to convey the essence of the weblog: often funny or eyecatching.

WordPress address (URL)

Enter the full URL of the directory containing your WordPress core (application) files (e.g., wp-config.php, wp-admin, wp-includes, etc.). For example, if you installed WordPress into a directory called "wordpress", then the Wordpress address would be something like http://example.net/wordpress (where example.net is your domain). If you installed Wordpress into your web root, this address will be the root URL http://example.net. Wordpress will trim a slash (/) from the end.

Blog address (URL)

Enter the address you want people to type in their browser to reach your WordPress blog (This is the directory where Wordpress's index.php file is installed). The Blog address is identical to the Wordpress address (above) unless you've moved the application files (see Giving WordPress Its Own Directory). Wordpress will trim a slash (/) from the end.

E-mail address

Enter the e-mail address to which you want WordPress to send messages regarding the administration and maintenance of your WordPress blog. For example, if you allow new users to register as a member of your Weblog (see Membership below), then a notification will be sent through email to this address. Please note that this is different than the address you supplied for the admin user account; the admin account e-mail address is sent an e-mail only when someone submits a comment to a post by admin. The address you enter here will never be displayed on the Weblog.

Membership

• Anyone can register - Check this checkbox if you want anyone in cyberspace to be able to register an account on your blog.
• Users must be registered and logged in to comment - If this checkbox is checked, only logged in registered users will be able to write comments on your site.

New User Default Role

This pull-down box allows you to select the default Role that is assigned to new users. This Default Role will be assigned to newly registered members or users added via the Administration > Users > Authors & Users panel. Valid choices are Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor, or Subscriber.

Date and Time

In this box, you can configure how WordPress calculates and displays time.

UTC time is 

This line displays the current UTC (Controlled Universal Time). For a good description of UTC, see Wikipedia:UTC.

Times in the weblog should differ by [X] hours

Enter the number of hours by which your time differs from the displayed UTC time. This will ensure that your articles and weblog maintain and display the correct time. This is useful when you and your server are in different time zones. For example, if you were living in Tahiti (Lucky you :) ), then you would enter "-10" in this field. Enter 5.5 if your time differs by 5 hours and 30 minutes. You can use the Date and Time Gateway to look up your offset from UTC.

The following two options determine how dates and times should be displayed on your site. Should dates look like "1/23/2004", "23/1/2004", "Janurary 23, 2004", or something else? See Formatting Date and Time for information on how to customize your date and time display settings. To see how your dates and times will be displayed after changing these options, click the "Update Options" button and the "Output" examples below each option will be updated. Note: The date and time settings are intended to be used by theme designers in displaying date and time on your blog, but do not control how the date and time is displayed in the Administrative panels (e.g. Manage Posts).

Default date format

The format in which to display dates on your blog.

Default time format

The format in which to display times on your blog.

Weeks in the calendar should start on [this day]

The WordPress calendar can be set to start on any day of the week. Select your preferred day from this dropdown.

Update Options

Click this button to ensure that any changes you have made to your Options get written back to your database. Once you click on the button, a confirmation text box will appear at the top of the page telling you that your settings have been updated.

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