Posts Tagged ‘WordPress.com’
WordPress doesn’t fetch your stats???
WordPress.com Stats
You changed your WordPress theme and found that no longer WordPress.com stats catching or collecting stats for your site as shown in the image below. Frustrated and want to revert back to old theme?
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Tags: Plug-in, Theme, WordPress, WordPress.com
WordPress.com and Google Gears
Now WordPress.com brings another feature to its users. This time, they are bringing in a third party tool made by Google to enhance user experience over wordpress.com blogs.
According to WordPress.com, this feature is a turbo. That can bring more fast browsing experience to their users. You need to install Gears on your browser to enable this turbo feature. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Google, Web browser, WordPress, WordPress.com
Sitemaps for WordPress.com
It’s good news for all wordpress.com users. Yes, now wordpress.com offers site map for your wordpress.com site. If you have a self-hosted WordPress web site then you have to use a third party plug-in.
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Tags: Blogger, SEO, Sitemaps, WordPress.com
WordPress.com stats are now one click away
Now wordPress.com Stat is only a one click away. Earlier you need to log-in and then later click stats blah blah.. Now you can login point your mouse pointer on My Account in admin bar, then u can see that stat also listed in that drop down list.
Go ahead and click it… It’s now only one click away!
Tags: WordPress.com
Blogger Vs WordPress.com
As problogger.com says, blogger have more users than WordPress.com. Here in this post I’m not going to compare self hosted WordPress and Blogger. Self hosted WordPress is highly customizable but you can’t customize WordPress.com as you wish (as a free user).
To make it fair I’m going to compare Blogger and WordPress.com, because both of this blogging services are free. Blogger is owned by internet giant Google and WordPress.com is owned by Automattic. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Blogger, Blogger Vs WordPress.com, Compare, WordPress.com
Default Avatars in WordPress.com
Now WordPress.com offers default avatars. You know that, you can use Gravatar (Globally Recognized Avatars) to display a cute picture of a commenter in your blog. Earlier you need to use some WordPress Plug-in or you need to edit the theme manually to support Gravatar, but WordPress 2.5 have a built in Gravatar support. You need to enable Gravatar in your blog (also you need a Gravatar Enabled WP theme).
Think of a situation where a commenter has no Gravatar picture. It means you need to give a default pic to the users who don’t have Gravatar. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Avatar, Gravatar, WordPress.com