HowdyBlog
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@ I think it's more for creating a new theme than editing one, but I've heard good things about
6:00 AM Sep 19th
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9:03 AM Aug 21st
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@ So far, you're not allowed to post ads on a WordPress.com blog:
You CAN have ads on self-hosted WP blogs.
3:24 AM Jul 20th
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@ Things can be a little more complex with WordPress, but you can also do more, so it's a choice between easier or more flexible.
9:01 PM Jul 9th
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@ At the top of my WP plugins list: WP-DB-Backup; HeadSpace 2; Subscribe to Comments; Akismet; Sitemap Generator.
8:51 PM Jul 9th
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@ Depends on specific needs. For a business, WordPress, no question--it allows the flexibility and complete ownership needed.
8:46 PM Jul 9th
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in reply to CoraLlamas
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@ Hola, fellow WordPress girl. :) I'm turning down work so I might send some folks your way.
8:40 PM Jul 9th
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@ & @ I like for WordPress hosting. Not the absolute cheapest, but very helpful and reliable.
8:34 PM Jul 9th
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in reply to dennarr
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@ Depends. Are you wanting features that Tumblr doesn't have?
8:26 PM Jul 9th
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in reply to JoJo_D_MoJo
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@ What's your WordPress question? I'll give it a shot. :)
8:23 PM Jul 9th
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in reply to conleysarah
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@ Most blogging tools are pretty good these days, but I like WordPress best--it's easy AND powerful. My site has some WP vids.
8:20 PM Jul 9th
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in reply to framesforever
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@ The built-in WordPress export backs up your content (basically posts, pages & comments); phpMyAdmin gets ALL your settings.
3:51 PM Jul 9th
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@ I don't know EE, but I know WordPress pretty well. What does the expression do? I might be able to recommend an equivalent.
2:15 PM Jul 9th
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@ It's looking for your blog host's FTP information. Most hosts email the details to you when you sign up. Does that help?
12:31 PM Jul 9th
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in reply to garethesn
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@ Glad to RT; the "which WordPress" question causes no end of confusion! (As an aside, I can't DM you until you follow me. :) )
12:28 PM Jul 9th
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in reply to pbarbanes
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@ I'm a WP enthusiast. :) Gave up custom client work to be a full-time mom but like to help folks via Twitter and how-to videos.
12:27 PM Jul 9th
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RT @: Blogging or Wordpress beginner? Read "Wordpress vs. Wordpress" Free-hosting vs. self-hosting your blog
10:47 AM Jul 9th
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@ Don't know the answer right off the top but I'd read up on the enqueue() function--see if there's a filter for it.
10:45 AM Jul 9th
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in reply to dimensionmedia
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@ My pleasure. :) Happy to offer any help I can, so don't hesitate to ask if you have any more WordPress questions!
10:42 AM Jul 9th
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in reply to alannanoelle
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@ To use the theme, you have to set up WordPress elsewhere. It's not hard (see the vids on my site) but not totally free either.
10:40 AM Jul 9th
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