Ever had a specific question about Wordpress but didn’t know how to solve the problem? Look no further. Keep on reading to see how we will answer them for you.
Many of you may of noticed how we changed our niche from “Daily Blog Tips” to “Personal Blog Tips And Blog Advice”. In order to make that mean something, I felt that the best way to do that would be to answer some questions that some of my readers had. It could range from anything Wordpress (Plugins, Permalinks, Category Choices, etc), to Blogging (How to increase comments, Increase R.S.S Subscribers, Better SEO, etc).
If the questions are good enough, we will even post the answer here on Bradblogging.com!
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7 Responses to “We Want Your Questions.”
Nice way of reaching out those who may be in need. Now this is my question:If there is one affiliate program you would suggest to beginners, what would it be? Yan
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I want to make a ’sidenotes’ section to my blog, is there a wordpress plugin that does this? Or should I just code it myself?
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@ Both - What great questions.. Expect a post for each of your questions, I’m SURE that other people would want to know how to do that.
I would love to give a small lift up to my blog but certainly I feel like it’s impossible. I am talking about Free Wordpress themes. How is it possible to load ( and tweak) this themes. If you check [http://wordpress.com/wp-admin/themes.php#themenav] their themes you wouldn’t find this [http://bernyblog.wordpress.com] just as an example. How can this guy can load this theme that we are not being able to.In same blog he has the contact box as any other paid page has it. How is it possible? Any thoughts?
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The first link to http://wordpress.com requires a login, so I didn’t get to see the first example. The second theme had customized their pages and I think is using wordpress.com hosting. I believe you have to pay to modify your CSS on Wordpress.com, The contact page uses a plugin. (I use Cforms for my contact page, perhaps you might be interested??)
Hope this helps, if not, comment here or send me an email.
I have another, how come images and embedded media I put into my blog posts don’t appear in my rss feed?
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