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People not interested in technology stop reading. 9,000 other people and I left blogger over some ftp flap. Blogger stopped supporting ftp, and warned about it (thanks, Jack!). I thought I’d try to just “migrate” and do whatever they said, but in doing so the url had to change to something else. Perhaps I read the fine print incorrectly, but it seemed that our present domain name would not work. It wasn’t clear if it would, or how to fix that issue. So I hopped to wordpress. it’ll be a mess for awhile.
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Hello wordpress.
5 responses to “Hello wordpress.”
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All the content seems to be here. I’m not seeing any images though.
When I was here earlier, there were more images visible.
Also, we’ll have to figure out that “Author: Admin” thing. (In the site’s “guts” it seems to remember who said what, so I’m surprised the writers’ names didn’t transfer.
i know. the tool i used said they’d be preserved. could be operator error on my part. But it’s not like google wants to give it all away (including images). at any rate i can do some of this manually. Still working on images. I can’t get into the ftp site so i’m waiting for tech support on that (it used to work).
ok, it’s pretty easy to go into the “edit posts” screen–there’s a Quick-Edit link for each post–and there’s a pull-down menu to change “Admin” to the approved authors. Which at this moment does not include Mr. Frank Boscoe. (Did you not sign in yet?) Anyway, I changed mine and Bernie’s from the past few months.
Did we try this thing?
http://saltinwound.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=blogger-image-import.php