Although I like the WordPress theme Dkret3, but its fonts and the layout appear to be a bit crowded, and not so ease on the readers. Yesterday, after a few hours of modifying, I gave this blog a look with my personal flavors. The changes are: Read More
Writing directly on the WordPress interface can be very time consuming. I realized how much time I wasted in the process of formatting and publishing a blog entry.
The solution, it seems to me, is to write blog locally and publish it with a click of a button. I asked this question on WordPress forum and got a pointer to a few programs:
Warning: Do not use Qumana (version 3.0.1) to edit the old posts which has html code <!–more–> in it.
Because Qumana can only see the content before <!–more–> markup in your post, and the rest of the content will be permanently lost if you edit your old posts and save them under Qumana. I have lost a great proportion of my Ron Jeremy post because Qumana only showed part of my post, leaving me the impression that the post was incomplete. After I pressed Update Post, I only had one sentence of my post left.
Finding a theme is as important as choosing a name for your site. Once you pick a design or presentation for your site, it becomes your identity and you generally don’t change it. Every blogger wants to have a perfect theme for his blog. Here is how I located my perfect theme. Read More
Setting up a website turned out easier than I had imaged, and you can also create your cyberspace foothold in a day or two.This is how I set up this website and had it operational in two days. Read More