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Installed WordPress

Obviously, I had installed a WordPress. And since I liked how it turned out, I would move my literatures here. And yeah, all of them. :P Including the actual date and time when I wrote them. Though I think, moving would take me long... long enough that I had done moving servers already!

My personal opinion on WordPress:

How the heck can I change the layout?! Yes, I'm a dumb ass. I'm taking up the course, wants to be a web developer (at least I aspire to, though I lack huge skills to do so), but I can't even understand a simple PHP statement like:

<?php
echo "Hello World!";
?>

4 Responses to “Installed WordPress”

  1. Saturn says:

    Hahaha, you're cute. Echo kinda works like the print function I guess. What you write in the quotation marks is what will show up.

    Good luck figuring out how to change the layout. I tried and tried and finally settled for just changing the colors to suit me. For some reason, I had a hard time configuring the style sheet without totally screwing things up.

    You're not a dumbass. You're just unfamiliar with this system. Maybe someday you'll figure it out and then you can teach me! :P

  2. Aliah says:

    Wai!!! me change your links!

  3. Ksusha says:

    Hey! Congratulations on installing WordPress! Updating manually can be such a pain in the rear, honestly. Personally, however, I think Greymatter is the easiet to install and use, it is very user-friendly. Since I've never myself used WordPress, I'm not exactly sure how you remove the layout. You must be able to edit the headers and footers, though.

  4. Amanda says:

    You can change the layout by just (thouroughly) looking at index.php and then deciding what you want to keep. Make a copy of it, like index-test.php, and edit that. Upload it to the same directory as your blog, and just test it out. It took forever for me to get mine customised (especially when I started using headers and footers). It takes a while, but it's worth it. If you're really having trouble, then go to the WordPress forums. Most of them are really nice (read: MOST).

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