w00t
interesting.
it just puts a new post above the old post.
i wonder how it will be once i get a lot of posts.
it would be awesome if OPML editor supported multiple WordPress blogs.
w00t
interesting.
it just puts a new post above the old post.
i wonder how it will be once i get a lot of posts.
it would be awesome if OPML editor supported multiple WordPress blogs.
this is the first post on my blog.px.ns1.net using OPML editor. thanks dave! i’m using this howto.
adding a link to something is pretty easy.
if your link is already in the copy/cut/paste buffer, highlight some text then HTML-> add link. voila. or right click, -> add link.
if you already saved you’ll notice your post is categorized by the default category.
To change and add a different one right click the post title then select category.
you need to populate the categories first.
Tools -> WordPress -> Get Categories…
I haven’t figured out how to remove categories once added.
test post
test
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this is a test post for commenting.
here to test the ability to post comments using openid, anonymous posting, and authenticated users.
took the plugin from here
updated to latest GeSHi
went back and fixed up previous posts, and now adding scripts or code to posts, or text will be nice.
# adds an options page to the options menu function SUP_add_options_page() { if(function_exists("add_options_page")) add_options_page("Smart Update Pinger", "Smart Update Pinger", 5, basename(__FILE__), "SUP_show_options_page"); }
1 2 3 4 5 6 | # adds an options page to the options menu function SUP_add_options_page() { if(function_exists("add_options_page")) add_options_page("Smart Update Pinger", "Smart Update Pinger", 5, basename(__FILE__), "SUP_show_options_page"); } |
above code used for example from Smart Update Pinger wordpress plugin.
I need to fix the comments on here as they are currently broken. I wish the OpenID was cake to setup and use.
this is my test post from flock. it’s using some parts of my firefox install. hopefully it doesnt break anything. the client isn’t that feature filled, but it does have a spell check.
[update] ok so after you press the publish button you have a few more options. the ability to choose multiple categories from your blog, and also adding tags from technorati. still can’t add categories on the fly though.
i’d like to find a free opensource client that is able to completely use wordpress, and its plugin addons like tags, and such.
[update]
sometimes when posting via flock, it does not cross post to livejournal automatically. i dont know why.
Bad Behavior has blocked 2217 access attempts in the last 7 days.
comment support working again.
OK, I believe the comments should be fixed now and OpenID should also be working too. Using my own livejournal account, it works fine. I would appreciate it if you have a chance to please try and leave a comment with your own LJ account or working OpenID setup.