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Unknown Posts added to my wordpress website from nowhere [closed]
I just figured that this can be done with an Offsite Redirect upgrade. It’s a paid service (12$ per year), so I won’t try it for now, however, for the sake of stackexchange Q/A, I would like to get a comment from someone who actually used this.
I found it here http://en.support.wordpress.com/language-settings/
if you’re not hosting them you can’t back them up
You can try by connecting your self-hosted WordPress.org blog to the WordPress.com network using the Jetpack plugin. If that doesn’t work, hosting with WordPress.com VIP definitely will. Your site is still hosted on the WordPress.com network, only you have full access to it, just as if your were hosting on a different web host. It’s … Read more
No, wordpress.com does not support multilanguage blogs. The solution would be to make one blog per language and link them via the sidebar. Reference: Multi-language blog on wordpress.com
I thought I would provide a work-around that I have used. Using any editor that allows find-and-replace you can just do the following (assuming $ appears only as latex start/end parameter and not as a symbol by itself): find-and-replace $ by &bg=ffffff$ (replace ffffff by your favourite colour) then find-and-replace &bg=ffffff$latex by $latex It is … Read more
No, you cannot, unless you have 25,000 pageviews/month, as stated here! http://en.support.wordpress.com/advertising/ Go with hosted or self-hosted solution of WordPress instead.
Go to your site’s dashboard. Then navigate to Settings » Discussion and disable the “Allow link notifications from other blogs (pingbacks and trackbacks)” option: