What a mouthful that title is! Just wait ’till you read the next sentence. If, like me, you installed a few WordPress blogs into subdomains before the advent of WordPress 3 with Multi Site features and you now want to consolidate your blogs into a WordPress 3 network with all subdomains managed from one WordPress … Read more
Just a quick congratulatory message to the WordPress developers on the public release of WordPress 3.0. Yes, it WordPress 3.0 is out of beta, out of alpha and is ready and waiting to be downloaded and used by bloggers everywhere! Those who want to know what the fuss is about can head over to this … Read more
Just a quick post, nothing particularly spectacular but useful nonetheless. If you use the Multi Site functionality of WordPress 3.0 (and I expect this works for WordPress MU too), you might wonder how you can verify your additional blogs with Google, Yahoo and Bing given that each blog has no sub-domain folder to upload the … Read more
WordPress multisite turns a website into a multiblogger machine like wordpress.com where one domain with one WordPress installation can be used to create up to millions of blogs on subdomains or subdirectories. Multisite is hidden part of WordPress that has to be activated manually through a few edits to the site’s wp-config.php file. There is … Read more
Two things conspired together to great effect today – one, I have a spare domain name to mess around with and, two, WordPress 3.0 is due for release within the next few weeks and I read it has multi site functionality. so, as WordPress 3.0 RC 1 is already available to download ,I chose to … Read more
A few days ago I discovered two new WordPress plugins for autobloggers. One is a combined RSS feed aggregator and keyword auto tagger and the other is an auto trackback sender. Up to now the only autoblog, aka splogs, that I have created and managed used RSS aggregators and auto taggers to pull in content … Read more