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Migration Blogspot to self-hosted WordPress

Tweet Blogger to WordPressFor those who has blogged in Blogger or Blogspot and would like to switch to self-hosted WordPress(best of all blogging platform), these are the following steps you need to follow:Login to your self-hosted WordPress Dashboard. Go to Tools > Import. Select on Blogger. It will prompt you for the Blogger Importer plugins and just click Install. Or you can manually install it from http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/blogger-importer/ After installing the Blogger Importer plugins, go back to the Tools >...

Migrating from WordPress.com to self-hosted WordPress

Tweet There are many existing bloggers out there noticed the benefits and what comprehensive features WordPress can offer to them so they decided to switch to WordPress especially when their business goal or their organization would like to indulge in the e-business or e-commerce areas therefore they would love to self-host and manage their own blog and have their own unique domain name. However, they might not switch after all as they have blogged in their current blogging platform for some time and all their hard effort not to mention...

How To Add Style To Author Comment Box on WordPress

Tweet More and more bloggers are switching over to WordPress as their CMS or content management system when building their blogs. WordPress is famous among bloggers due to its highly customizable nature and thousands of plugins which are available for it. Plugins make our work easier and we don’t need to stretch ourselves in the coding part. What keeps us bloggers to keep on writing are the comments and responses we received in the comment box after posting it. We all know how boring it can get if your blog does not have a rather...

Multiple Author Blogs vs Single Author Blogs

Tweet When we were all amateurs, we started everything from scratch. However as time goes by, things relatively changed and the blogging community began to expand into a global thing and it’s even called as blogosphere or the WordPress community. The option to continue posting at that constant frequency to keep loyal readers and followers to date and to bring the “In” thing is relatively impossible for WPWebHost therefore to achieve that goals, we decided to have multiple authors to do that.However the biggest argument...

Block WordPress spam comment with .htaccess

Tweet If you have self hosted WordPress and always got lots of spam comments and getting frustrated by trashing them each day, you may actually block or reduce them through your .htaccess Apache configuration file. Most spammer attack your comment box not through the blog post but they actually access through your wp-comments-post.php file. Here is how you can stop them from attacking your blog with spam and at the same time stopping the unnecessary server load. You can find the .htaccess file in your root of WordPress installation...

Top 3 Must-Have Google Plugins for WordPress

Tweet I will not waste to explain what is WordPress and what is Google. As I assumed all who read this blog will be average or experienced WordPress users that is concerning on their SEO and ranking in Google Search result. So, I will write about the simple top 3 Google plugins that all WordPress blog must have without modifying their themes code.1. Google Analytics for WordPress by Yoast Simply by just searching the keyword for google analytics on the search box will return you with a list of analytics plugins but how many of them are...