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Tag Archives: Wordpress
BLOGGING: Some Notes
While I like WordPress, it seems a whole lot slower than Typepad to get to the posting page and even to load the sites. Maybe it’s just a temporary quirk. One thing from the move that’s helped already is the … Continue reading
BLOGGING: A Neat WordPress Thing
Typepad recently upgraded and changed their post entry form and between that, merging a writing class weblog into Spinning, and my own dopeyness, a few of the posts here are listed as uncategorized. Real easy to make the change with … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Redirect
I think I have the redirect thing figured out, though I’m not going to touch it again until I have all the image files and their new permalinks moved here which should take another day or two. Remember, there are … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Transferring Images
Well, there were quite a few ways to solve problem #2, that of moving the images from the Typepad blogs over to the WordPress sites, none of which were easy. Since Typepad makes it impossible to export just the image … Continue reading
BLOGGING: One Step Forward…or maybe best to go two steps back
This has been taking up all my time, all my brainpower, all my reading since I bravely embarked on the great migration to WordPress. I’ve upgraded the WordPress platform to 2.7 with no problems, remembering to save the old wp-config.php … Continue reading