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  • cah ndeso

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    Hello mduzair,

    To be able to publish articles from the blog to Facebook, you can use the facilities provided by the Facebook Notes

    How to use :
    – Login to Facebook
    – On Accounts option, click the application settings
    – Select Notes
    – In the Dialog Box of Notes Settings, click the Import a Blog

    – Will appear like this choice:

    Import an External Blog

    You can import posts from one external blog so that they appear along with your notes. Facebook will automatically update your notes whenever you write in your blog. Imported blog posts cannot be edited.

    Please only import your own blog. If you import too many blog posts in a day, you could be blocked from writing or importing new notes, and this could result in your account being disabled.

    You are not importing from an external blog to your notes.
    Enter a URL below to import to your notes.

    Web URL: Enter a website or RSS / Atom feed address

    – Enter your URL in the Web URL option. It would be better if you enter your feed address.
    – Don’t forget to check the:

    By entering a URL, you represent that you have the right to permit us to reproduce this content on the Facebook site and that the content is not obscene or illegal.

    – Then click START Importing
    – Then you’ll be taken to the Import Preview

    Import Info
    * This is a preview of your imported blog.
    * You can continue to import this blog or cancel.

    – Click Confirm Import if you’re ready to begin the process of import Blog
    – Wait a while and that’s it.

    Hope can help you

    Regard

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Wops, on our PC, thedailytransmission.com id detected Trojan.JS.Iframe.kq by kaspersky

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Hello Ceos,

    You have entered the correct HTML code.

    I’ve experienced the same problems with you. When I put some pictures in a table, border always appears.

    Apparently, there are problems in CSS theme. Try to check your CSS files in themes that are used. Find the line for the post, whether there is a code that leads to the border for the table.

    For example, the code:

    .post. Content table (border-width: 1px ……………. etc.

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Installation of a meta-tag verification for google webmaster, you can place it after pingback code, like below on your header.php:

    <link rel="pingback" href="<?php bloginfo('pingback_url'); ?>" />
    <meta name="google-site-verification-code" content="String_we_ask_for">

    But if you trouble in the installation of code tags, you can upload the HTML file that has been provided by the Google webmaster to public_html from your blog directory. Will more quickly and efficiently.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: password
    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    What you mean is in the wordpress database?
    Wordpress password always use MD5 encoding

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Try this

    <center>
    <a href="http://jxliu.com/click/?s=105394&c=25302" title="1 mês"target="_blank">
    <img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4001/4450838327_2166208dab_m.jpg" border="0" alt="1 mês" /></a>
    
    <p><small><a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/" title="Attribution License" target="_blank">
    <img src="http://www.the-wedding-page.com/wp-content/plugins/photo-dropper/images/cc.png" border="0" alt="Creative Commons License" width="30" height="30" align="absMiddle" /></a>
    
    &nbsp;<a href="http://www.photodropper.com/photos/" target="_blank">photo</a> credit: <a title="pquintale" href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/7369606@N02/4450838327/" target="_blank">pquintale</a>
    </small></p>
    </center>
    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Unable to create directory / home/a2416390/public_html/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/03. Is its parent directory writable by the server?

    is a warning from the server that the folder /uploads is not writable. Try to change CHMOD to 777

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Hello Geekchick,

    It is possible that the source of the problem in your theme files. Try to delete or rename your theme folder except the default theme.

    Hope can help solve your problems

    Regards,

    Adi

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Try removing the suffusion theme on your themes folder. Error message comes from the theme you are using now.

    And when it was deleted, it will return to the default theme

    Good luck

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    make sure that you have. htaccess file in the root blog / public_html

    or check in this article: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Hello Jen,

    To be able log into wordpress dashboard, enter URL-Address/wp-login.php

    For example: http://www.jeann.com/wp-login.php

    So, in wordpress cms, files that are used to login is the wp-login.php file

    cah ndeso

    (@cah-ndeso)

    Continuing from veganist answer,

    1. Log in to Cpanel
    2. Sign in to PhpMyAdmin
    3. Click the database that is used
    4. On the page there is a list of tables in the database, select a table wp_users by clicking on the left side of the table.

    What appears next is a table with the field as a column name and data content, namely WordPress blog user data. If there are several, make sure the user where you want to change your username to login and / or password. Then click on the pencil icon to edit

    5. By clicking the Edit icon, it will open the page to change the selected user data.
    And to change the password, select the row user_pass, then:
    – Function> replace it with the MD5 method
    – Value> enter a new password. For example: Johnny15483Science

    After that click the Go button to save the password change.

    Furthermore please try to log into your WordPress blog with the username or password new. Good luck

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