In general, most WordPress posts are ready to go live after you publish them. However, there are a few things you can do to prepare your post for public consumption:
1. Make sure the formatting is correct.
The vast majority of WordPress posts are laid out in a standard HTML format, so there’s little need to worry about styling. However, if your post includes formatting such as images or bold text, be sure to adjust these elements as necessary before publishing.
2. Check for typos and other errors.
Once you’ve finalized the formatting and checked for errors, it’s time to proofread your post for any glaring mistakes. This includes checking for broken links, spelling mistakes and incorrect information. Once you’re happy with the content, it’s time to publish!.
WordPress does a good job of keeping your blog posts live once you publish them, but there are a few things you can do to make sure they’reerror-free before they go live. Once you have everything checked and corrected, it’s time to publish!.