WordPress is one of the leading blog platforms on the web today, and based on searches on Google trends, WordPress's word usage has increased by at least three times today. End of 2004.
Having really tried and amused myself with WordPress, I have to say that WordPress is really a very effective system for creating a blog. Unfortunately, however, the system takes time to get used to it.
WordPress appears in two versions. The first is provided by WordPress.com, which is your host. To use this version of WordPress.org, and generally to use this version of WordPress, you must provide your own domain name and storage space.
Blogging at WordPress.com
Using a version provided by WordPress.com, you will receive a subdomain URL, such as http: // {your-name}. WordPress.com. While this still sounds good, it's definitely more professional and more stylish to tell people that their blog is "blogopreneur dot com" instead of "blogopreneur dot WordPress dot com". WordPress.com, however, provides domain mapping services, meaning you can seize and grab domains and redirect them to WordPress's blog. This is a $ 10 prize.
The default and free configuration of WordPress.com's blog contains 50 megabytes of storage and allows you to select a template from the specified list. Some templates can customize your own header image and color. However, in order to get the CSS behind the blog to get more web space, you have to pay the fee.
Blogging with WordPress.org
WordPress is the most powerful version of WordPress.org and is used by many A-List bloggers in the daily blogosphere.
To configure this version of WordPress, you must download the system from WordPress.org, extract the contents of the file, upload and install it on your own domain and storage. For a full Internet startup process, this process can be quite jammed, but as you get used to using FTP and using the administration administration panel, creating a WordPress.org blog is a five-minute task.
This version of WordPress is extremely powerful.
First, you can completely check templates – from CSS to the pages that make up the blog. You can also display and display another page for each category!
Secondly, it allows the functionality of the system using WordPress extensions! Simple search on Google for "WordPress extensions", you realize that millions of plugins are available for free. Plugins are extremely effective – they allow you to add functionality to your blog, such as social bookmark icons, blog subscription subscriptions, and the first page of the blog.
With 70 million blogs from the Technorati State blogosphere reporting in April 2007, all internet entrepreneurs need to learn how to blog, and if you want to blog, just use a massive blogging system with unlimited functionality – WordPress!
Source by Kian Ann Tan