Today, I was working to do an upgrade on a WordPress installation created with Fantastico. This was an upgrade from 2.6 to 2.7. It should not have been a big deal, but repeatedly I received the following error:
I tried to perform this...
Today, I was working to do an upgrade on a WordPress installation created with Fantastico. This was an upgrade from 2.6 to 2.7. It should not have been a big deal, but repeatedly I received the following error:
I tried to perform this...
I recently read a couple articles trying to explain how to redirect a WordPress.com site to your own domain. The process is not terribly pretty but not quite as ugly as redirecting blogger blogs to your own domain.
That said, WordPress.com offers a simple solution to redirect your blog appropriately to your own domain.
Pay Them Off!
That’s right, the nice...
WordPress 2.7 is not here yet (2.65 is out with some security enhancements, but we haven’t made it that last five hundredths of a version point to 2.7 yet.
Matt Mullenweg does give a nice lecture and a bit of a demonstration in what will be coming in WordPress 2.7. This is probably more of a way to wrap your mind...
For those of you that are anticipating the goodies and goods in WordPress update 2.7, we still have a couple weeks to go. As I write this, tomorrow is the 10th of November, the original date that...
Here’s a really scary scenario. You wake up one morning and check your WordPress blog and something doesn’t look right. You login and can’t quite place it but something is missing.
You go to write an article, and after finishing the write up you try and select a category and that’s...
I have been expending a great deal of effort testing plugins that offer some form of management over nofollow links on a WordPress site. I’m looking for something that will enable me to specifically select a page or Post by the Post ID and mark that page or post to always receive a nofollow tag whenever I link...
I’m sitting at a WordCamp in Las Vegas today listening to the keynote address by Matt Mullenberg, the founder of WordPress (the software that powers this and all of my sites).
He provided some glimpses of where we will all go in the future as we use WordPress. ...
Back in 2006, I established a ‘junk’ blog. It was supposed to be something that I would use primarily to practice creative writing or just to use to un-block writers block.
I initially kept the site anonymous because I didn’t really care about it, didn’t expect anyone to read or visit it and only wanted to...
Over the last couple of days a number of bloggers have been targeted by a new type of comment spam. The spam typically comes from a different name and email address, but the same IP number range of 94.102.60.15x. The x can be anything from 0 – 4.
I found an excellent tool at Blogworld. Its not launched yet, but promises to enable readers of blogs to help recommend corrections and editing suggestions for WordPress blogs.
Now, I also work with Dragon NaturallySpeaking and from time to time I might make a mistake with it. Despite my efforts at editing, I am a better writer than I...
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