maskiepop

I found a way to do this.

I edited the wp-config.php, and assigned a new value to the wp_prefix. I saved the changes, restarted the machine, and connected to my localhost wp. This time I was presented with a completely new wp — as if it had been newly installed.

I see. Thanks.

I’ve been wondering actually, and googling hard, but not quite finding the answers I want. How do the wordpress bloggers work? One way obviously, and probably the most popular, is to enter their posts directly into their website.

I tend not to work like that — for various reasons. I tend to use text editors, although I am looking right now for something that will allow me to format a blog as close as possible to something I entered directly into wp. I also prefer to be not connected to the internet when I work, because sometimes I find myself in places where internet connection is non-existent, or very unreliable. I need to get use to that.

I came across some that might work for me:

• blogging via emails; via XML-RPC?
• weblog clients

I said might; I am not familiar w/ these technologies; I need to read about it, and try them out. If you can help with these two, I’d appreciate that very much.

Cheers