vaibhavkanwal

All you need to do it create your Google Webmaster account and add the sitemap.xml you created from the Plugin to the Webmasters.

That’s it!

I’ll look into it, though I was thinking of something which could work with Thesis

Any help here?

Akismet can quickly adapt to the everchanging SPAM scenarios. If you find a possible spam comment, just mark it as SPAM and from next time onwards it’ll be gone for good.

The same applies to false positives. It’ll take care from next time onwards

If you are using a Caching plugin like WP-SuperCache, try clearing the Cache. It might be that the Static Page is being served by WordPress

I’ll suggest you stick with one format for consistency. The reason is that say you use https://mydomain.com

When you mention your site in third party websites even for Backlinks, Promotion and while leaving comments on other blogs, google treats both the URLs https://mydomain.com and https://www.mydomain.com differently.

Technically speaking, although they point to the same root Search Engine does not know of this fact and therefore may penalize your site for duplicate content as it’ll feel there are two different sites with same content.

For SEO’s perspective its advisable to use one and stick with it. Also, use redirection from https://www to https:// or vice versa from the Domain Control Panel so that if by chance you use a different from somewhere the Page Rank benefits get transferred to the one you want.

I hope this helps

You would need to edit the CSS mainly, please look into a Addon for Firefox called FireBug. Its worth your time as you can inspect each and every CSS element of a page and even edit it too see real-time changes.

It’ll help you code CSS as you can then understand by looking at various similar themes and use the same styles if required.

A CSS mainly uses a class and using a good IDE like dream weaver, code is automatically generated. Just give it a shot, its not as hard as it looks.

I am afraid not. WordPress is open source are therefore the user community is its strongest support. Moreover, you can always google cause there are thousands of blogs that run on WordPress.

Please go through the Codex documentation when in doubt

This is something weird. WordPress tells you if it finds a problem with the database and host prior to installation.
If it reported everything is alright then I do not think you should have any problems.

Please check Database Host name : Sometimes it differs from the default localhost

Also at times, the Web Hosts append various numeric codes to the Database name, so please check the same also.

I think you mean if you can run multiple blogs under one account?
Yes, its possible using WordPress MU.

Your most Welcome.

@songdogtech
Yup, you are right. My bad.

Please reset your .htaccess file using the above method by @alism , just SAVE the settings once again and WordPress should rewrite the .htaccess file automatically.

Also check that if you are using Custom Structure the value mentioned is correct eg /%postname%/

If you are able to connect to your host and database, then please check if the user that is accessing the particular database has ALL privileges.

You can do this from your Hosting CPanel or from PHPMyAdmin as pointed out by @songdogtech

Yes, it can be done by importing feeds from other blogs using aggregators and feed syndicators. One plugin in WP-Syndicate which allows you to import feeds and create automatic posts.

Please keep in mind though that it might violate the copyright of some blogs and it will harm your SEO due to duplication of content. So do it only when necessary.