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The next section is the WordPress Address (URL). For
the site address URL, you can enter the URL address if
you want your site homepage to be different from the
directory where you installed WordPress. In most cases,
it’s best to leave these two URLs alone.
Next you’ll see the E-mail Address that’s used for admin
purposes, like new user notifications.
Next are settings for Membership. With WordPress, you
can allow anyone to register for your site.
The New User Default Role is by default set to
subscriber. You’ll probably want to leave this setting,
since you don’t want to grant administration privileges to
just anyone that registers for your site.
Next is Timezone. Scroll through the list to select the city
in the same timezone as you then select your preferred
date format. Keep in mind this date format will be visible
on blog posts. If you have any questions about this
format, you can check out the documentation on date
and time formatting by clicking the link below this section.
The next three areas, Date Format, Time Format
and Week Starts On, allow you to customize your date
and time settings.
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