WordPress.com supports post editing via the XML-RPC protocol. There are many editors that support this so you can write your posts on your own computer and post them to WordPress.com (or your own hosted WordPress installation). The better clients are smart enough to sync content, so if you use different editors on different computers they … Read more
The ribbon is merely a way to quickly administer your site. It’s actually there for self-hosted WordPress.org setups, too (though you can turn it off with a filter). But think for a few minutes about why you want it hidden. Do you want it hidden from just you because you don’t need it? Do you … Read more
iTunes uses extra tags for author information, category classification, … I believe you can’t add these using WordPress.com. What you can do is pick up your feed using FeedBurner and submit that URL to iTunes instead. FeedBurner has support for podcasts and allows you to fill in the extra iTunes tags.
A quick Google shows up with this There’s 2 ways you can do this: Detect the user agent with JavaScript and redirect Detect the user agent server-side and redirect With JavaScript you’d modify the code on the page linked above, with PHP you’d compare $_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’] to whatever the user agent of iPads contain.
In your dashboard, go to Settings > Sharing, and drag the available social networks into the “Enabled Services” area to accomplish this. See http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/more-ways-to-share/.
It’s not hard just copy your theme and plugins to the new site and use export from tools in the dashboard and you should be fine.
This is sort of two questions in one, but to solve your first problem and get your blog working again you need to edit your MySQL database. If you have access to PhpMyAdmin open that up and find the wp_options table. Inside the table there are two values to change siteurl and home are the … Read more
Its simple.. Export Just check this page to export your blog data.. http://en.support.wordpress.com/export/ Import Install a fresh wordpress.. Then import it.. http://en.support.wordpress.com/import/ Please note: wordpress.com uses the same software downloaded from wordpress.org.. They just using it as multisite.. http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
WordPress certainly can scale. WordPress.com alone served 14.6 billion pages last month. The key is that they had hundreds of servers so that they can widely distribute the load. Since they have a more tightly controlled platform, which helps them ensure that they don’t have badly written code slowing things down. But in the end, … Read more
I think you are having syntax errors in the shortcode like missing single quotes.Please check the code properly.