Pre-move warning Moving your site from your main directory to a sub-folder If you’re wanting to change your site address from something like www.my-domain.com to www.my-domain.com/blog, this is what…
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Pre-move warning Moving your site from your main directory to a sub-folder If you’re wanting to change your site address from something like www.my-domain.com to www.my-domain.com/blog, this is what…
It is time. Your site is ready. You’ve got a customized site with the look & layout you want, and all the content you need to show it off to…
…Up Site: Step 1a: Make a copy of your site files Use an FTP program to navigate to your blog’s installation folder. If your blog is something like “www.mywebsite.com/blog” then…
…created your main website should be able to help you with this. We highly recommend that instead of deleting all of your old main website, you create a new folder…
…sub-domain to run along site your existing site. Using ProPhoto alongside compatible site – Add a ProPhoto/WordPress site on the same server as your existing site. How to replace your site with…
…address of your site and then add /wp-admin/ to the end of the address and press enter. It’s that easy! For example, let’s say you installed your WordPress/ProPhoto site at:…
…we recommend displaying “side-by-side” composite images (a single image consisting of more than one image). Here is a sample composite image created using the BlogStomp App. It’s four images combined…
To work with Google Search Console, (formerly called Google Webmaster Tools) you must verify ownership of your website by adding a special code or file to your site. When using ProPhoto,…
Everyone gets frustrated with slow-loading websites, and a fast website generally results in more visitors to your site. Website performance can vary dramatically because of several different factors, including: shared…
Great news, the website you are currently using is hosted by a compatible webhost! Since you’re wanting to keep this site, and use ProPhoto too, installing and using ProPhoto should…
…steps. Wait, I already use WordPress! If your site is through an account at WordPress.com, you will still need to create a self-hosted WordPress setup on a website hosting service….
…approved by you, the site owner, before they will be published on the site. So this ensures that if comment spam does come to your site, you’ll see it first…
Sometimes, when folks try to post a link to their website on Facebook, the preview does not display correctly. Perhaps an image is incorrect, or doesn’t appear at all. Or the title…
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