I had to do this recently. I found these three ways. I personally use #3, but I wanted to know if one could do it from within WordPress
. . . even if it’s hosted elsewhere. You can find a blog post on this here, and the download for the plugin here. I’ve installed this on my non-commercial blogs (that obviously excludes this one), and thus far it looks like it will provide helpful information without slowing the blog down. You do need…
If you’re looking for instructions, the following two articles are the best I’ve found: How To Add WordPress 2.3 Tags To Your Current Theme How To Add WordPress 2.3 Tags To Your Current Theme, Part 2 The documentation is a bit brief on the WordPress.org site, and these articles help make it much clearer.
I just converted a database for UTF8 using the UTF8 Database Converter. It provides dire warnings about using it for versions after 2.2, but having made a complete backup, I decided to try it anyhow. It worked beautifully. The database I converted was for my wife’s blog, Jody Along the Path. Now if I could…
Thus far it looks seamless and straightforward. I simply followed the directions! I’ll be upgrading some more difficult installations where I’ll be trying out some of the picture handling, and I’ll post more if it seems useful.
I haven’t done anything on this before, but it has been done to death on the internet. Michael Aulia (of Craving Tech) pontificates on the subject on Nuffnang Australia, and does so rather well, without excess heat and with lots of good facts. I don’t have the minimum 30 days experience Michael suggests with Blogger,…
… and doing so without changing the text style. I prepared this video for my brother, but decided someone else might find it useful, so I’m posting it here. You can find out more about format tags (HTML/CSS) on Mozilla’s Web Docs – Font-Size.
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