driftingfocus

Still not working for me.

I’ve been having the same problem.

I changed my php.ini file once, but I can’t remember where that control is. Any guesses?

Uh, no, as I said, I’m looking for a widget that will order my BLOGROLL in order of most recent update. If you notice, all of those blogs have blogrolls that are in order of most recently updated, some with the post title next to it. It’s a nice way of sorting the links for visitors to my blog, so they can find the links that are more often updated than others.

Okay, just did a complete delete-and-reinstall, and the same thing is still happening. Some posts are fine, some stop after a few sentences, some stop after a single word. Any ideas, folks?

I’m aware about the image size. However, the same also goes for any file I will be needing to upload, some of which are naturally, large, like video. It’s less about the “images” and more about the limitation.

Great tutorial. Thanks.

It’s not that I refuse to heed the suggestions, it’s that they don’t seem to work!

Those instructions are for people who are changing the address of the blog. I am not changing the address or domain, merely the hosting.

I am doing the same thing – domain and url will remain the same, but hosting is changing, and I want a fresh install but want to keep my posts/images/comments/etc. However, I can’t use WP’s import feature, because my XML file is too big. What do I do? I really don’t want to have to mess with databases.

How do I do that?

I’ve definitely seen stand-alone blogs come up in wp.com tag searches.

The problem with the categories method is that they all still show up on the main page of the blog. I’d rather be able to point people to a blog that only has my personal posts, or my teaching posts, etc. I don’t really want my co-workers looking at my personal life, and most people who read my personal blog don’t want to see my teaching stuff, etc.

So there’s absolutely no way to manage multiple blogs via one login, like on wordpress.com?