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Decide how you would prefer to host your political blog. If you already have web server space of your own, you may simply be able to turn on a blogging plug in on your server admin panel. Most people, however, opt to use a hosted blog from a dedicated blogging site.
Choose the blogging software you want to use. Depending upon the hosting situation you prefer, this choice may have already been made for you. WordPress and MovableType are two of the most common choices if you are hosting your own blog, and are also an option if you prefer to host with them. Blogger, LiveJournal and Xanga are all options that include hosting as a part of a blog package, but cannot be used on your own web space. Take the time to compare features between the different packages. Look for easy photo uploading, convenient access and remote blog posting abilities.
Set up your blog. Proprietary blog services, including Blogger and TypePad, make this very easy. It takes only a few minutes to establish an account and set up your web address. If you are hosting your own blog, you will find that software installation is generally quite simple, particularly if your host offers one click blog software access.
Choose a template from the choices available with your blog software. You can also design your own blog template, depending upon the options available with your software and host. Paid blog services or hosting your own will allow you the most design freedom for your political blog.
Fill out personal profile or about me information. Keep personal confidentiality in mind, particularly if your political blog could put you at risk at work or elsewhere. If you are not using your real name, choose a pseudonym that fits with your political blogging.
Begin blogging. An interesting blog requires more than just writing. Include images, photos and interesting links to keep your political blog entertaining and informative to your readers. You may wish to consider advertising programs to bring in additional income from your new blog.
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Showing posts with label WordPress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WordPress. Show all posts
Monday, 29 February 2016
Monday, 8 February 2016
How to Restart GoDaddy Hosting in WordPressIn Feburary 2016 08,
In Feburary 2016 08,
Sign in to your GoDaddy Account Manager (see Resources).
Click 'Web Hosting,' and then click your account.
Click the 'File Manager.' Select the WordPress folder, and click 'Delete.'
Click the 'Hosting Control Center' link to return to the main Control Center page.
Click 'Install Apps,' then 'WordPress.' Click 'Install Now' and then continue with the wizard to create the new WordPress site, and thus resetting it.
In Feburary 2016 08,
Sign in to your GoDaddy Account Manager (see Resources).
Click 'Web Hosting,' and then click your account.
Click the 'File Manager.' Select the WordPress folder, and click 'Delete.'
Click the 'Hosting Control Center' link to return to the main Control Center page.
Click 'Install Apps,' then 'WordPress.' Click 'Install Now' and then continue with the wizard to create the new WordPress site, and thus resetting it.
In Feburary 2016 08,
Monday, 1 February 2016
How to Include Java Script on All Pages in WordpressIn Feburary 2016 01,
In Feburary 2016 01,
Upload your JavaScript file in your theme's folder via an FTP client.
Log on to your WordPress site and click on 'Appearance' and 'Editor.'
Select 'Header' from the list of templates on the right.
Insert the script to include your JavaScript file within the
section of the template:Replace 'pathto/yourscript.js' to the location of your JavaScript file.
Click on 'Update File.'
In Feburary 2016 01,
Upload your JavaScript file in your theme's folder via an FTP client.
Log on to your WordPress site and click on 'Appearance' and 'Editor.'
Select 'Header' from the list of templates on the right.
Insert the script to include your JavaScript file within the
section of the template:Replace 'pathto/yourscript.js' to the location of your JavaScript file.
Click on 'Update File.'
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