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  • 11:34:11 on juin 30, 2008 | 1 | # |

    Do html paragraph tags work?

    Let’s see.

     

  • 11:58:02 on janvier 29, 2008 | 0 | # |

     

  • 12:37:57 on janvier 29, 2008 | 0 | # |
    Mots-clefs :

    The previous post means that I’m trying out Prologue

     

  • 05:13:36 on janvier 28, 2008 | 1 | # |
    Mots-clefs :

    WordPress.com in Twitter-like clothing…

     

  • 11:02:37 on septembre 22, 2007 | 0 | # |
    Mots-clefs :,

    I’m currently using Garland, and wondering if it will display the tags I’m putting on this post.

    Update: it did. I started a post on the support forum to keep track of which themes are tag-aware. Garland is. Sandbox is now, although it wasn’t when I first made this post. At the time of this update, I’m using the Sandbox theme.

     

  • 11:21:35 on novembre 19, 2006 | 6 | # |

    I keep on thinking about moving my main blog here. Now that WordPress.com supports domain mapping I could point changingway.net to this blog and be up and running again (although there are of course issues of exporting and importing data).

    My current host is weblogs.us, which is currently crippled by spam. Hence andwat.weblogs.us, to which changingway currently points, hasn’t been available for a few days now. JD Hodges, founder of weblogs.us, is handling the situation with his usual grace, but it’s tough.

     

  • 11:11:03 on juin 21, 2006 | 17 | # |

    Yes, things have been very quiet here for a while. I’ve been rather less quiet at other blogs, particularly:

    • Changing Way, my main blog
    • The Way to MU, which is about WordPress Multi-User, and includes a list of sites at which WPMU is running

    I plan, sometime soon (whatever that means) to use this blog as a playground for widgets.

     

  • 11:43:12 on avril 4, 2006 | 1 | # |

    When I switched from Blogger to WordPress, I did not import the content of my old blog, Blogging on the Free Web (BFW, from this point on). Since Blogger/Blogspot is free, I decided to leave the old content there. I didn’t take much more than a cursory glance at the guides to migrating from Blogger to WordPress.

    I recently noticed on the dashboard of my WordPress.com blog that there’s an Import option. A little further investigation showed that it does indeed import from Blogger to WordPress.com.

    So I created a new BFW at WordPress.com, went to Import, and pointed it at the existing BFW at Blogger. A few minutes later, the posts and comments were in the new blog. It didn’t import the template, and hence didn’t import the sidebar, but that’s fine.

    At a cursory glance, the content had been imported cleanly. At a slightly less cursory glance, flickr-y posts such as this one are a little messed up. I’ll leave both BFWs around for the forseeable future as an example of an import from Blogger.

    All in all, though, well done to the WordPress.com folks on the import tool. I’m not sure how available it is to other WordPress and WPMU sites.

     

  • 01:16:50 on janvier 20, 2006 | 2 | # |

    I see that there is a Greasemonkey script to add tags when you post. It doesn’t seem to work with the visual rich editor, though. Let’s see if it works with the old-school editor…

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