Comments for Blizzard University http://www.blizzarduniversity.com Website Promotion Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:39:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 Comment on What is a Trackback? and more to the point, how do they work? by Sherdog Mixed Martial Arts Forums http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/32/what-is-a-trackback/#comment-2836 Sherdog Mixed Martial Arts Forums Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:29:59 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/32/what-is-a-trackback/#comment-2836 <strong>Trackback...</strong> What is a Trackback? and more to the point, how do they work? Hope that helps...... Trackback…

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]]> Comment on Adding Photos to Your WordPress 2.0 Site by Kathleen http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-2366 Kathleen Fri, 29 Feb 2008 20:11:15 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-2366 Liz, There are no directions in the tutorial for uploading the main photos on our pages. While going through training it seemed so easy. But we must be missing a step or two. Three of us compared our notes and we can't seem to get it to work. The breakdown seems to come in the Custom Field section of the process. Thanks! Kathleen Liz,
There are no directions in the tutorial for uploading the main photos on our pages. While going through training it seemed so easy. But we must be missing a step or two. Three of us compared our notes and we can’t seem to get it to work.

The breakdown seems to come in the Custom Field section of the process.
Thanks!
Kathleen

]]> Comment on Set yourself up for Success – Basics for New Bloggers by Carrie Hill http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-1311 Carrie Hill Mon, 26 Nov 2007 17:59:29 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-1311 Hi Adam, I do not think there is a way to put the comment box on top of the page - BUT there is a way to load a page and have the comments section show up right away. You can have them bookmark the link with the /#comments on the end and it will load the post already scrolled down to the comments section - here's an example for this post: http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comments If you copy and past that into a new browser window the post will load accordingly. I hope this helps! ~Carrie Hi Adam,

I do not think there is a way to put the comment box on top of the page - BUT there is a way to load a page and have the comments section show up right away.

You can have them bookmark the link with the /#comments on the end and it will load the post already scrolled down to the comments section - here’s an example for this post:
http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comments

If you copy and past that into a new browser window the post will load accordingly.

I hope this helps!
~Carrie

]]> Comment on Set yourself up for Success – Basics for New Bloggers by Adam http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-1310 Adam Mon, 26 Nov 2007 17:47:03 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-1310 Great tips, Carrie. Thanks for all. Hey, is it possible for me to change the placement of the comment box on my WordPress site so it appears at the top of the page? If so, can I do that on select posts or is it an all or nothing kind of deal? I ask because one of the ways we use our WordPress site is to have a password protected post for our employees to use as an online front-desk log, letting htem pass important information on to the next shift. the thing is, they are getting tired of scrolling down to the very bottom to put the new post in. Thanks! Adam Saccio ELEMENTS hotel & spa Great tips, Carrie. Thanks for all. Hey, is it possible for me to change the placement of the comment box on my WordPress site so it appears at the top of the page? If so, can I do that on select posts or is it an all or nothing kind of deal?

I ask because one of the ways we use our WordPress site is to have a password protected post for our employees to use as an online front-desk log, letting htem pass important information on to the next shift. the thing is, they are getting tired of scrolling down to the very bottom to put the new post in.

Thanks!

Adam Saccio
ELEMENTS hotel & spa

]]> Comment on Adding Photos to Your WordPress 2.0 Site by John Fish http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-1044 John Fish Tue, 13 Nov 2007 21:05:04 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-1044 Thank God - instructions that are concise and work!!! For the first time I was able to put photos on today's blog - - raleighdurhamrealestateblog.com. When I click on the first photo it increases to the size of the screen - Great! If I click - Back - it takes me back to the blog. Fine. However, if I click on the other three photos nothing happens. What do I do to make them increase to screen size as well? Thanks again. John Fish Thank God - instructions that are concise and work!!!

For the first time I was able to put photos on today’s blog - -
raleighdurhamrealestateblog.com. When I click on the first photo it increases to the size of the screen - Great! If I click - Back - it takes me back to the blog. Fine. However, if I click on the other three photos nothing happens. What do I do to make them increase to screen size as well? Thanks again.

John Fish

]]> Comment on Adding Photos to Your WordPress 2.0 Site by Liz http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-84 Liz Tue, 26 Jun 2007 00:22:45 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-84 Hi Curt - you can use gif images or jpg. Gif's will work just as well, they are not usually the best kind of image for photos as they do not have as much pixel info but for smaller sized images they work well. In addition they will load faster than a jpg because the file is usually smaller. If they are gif's you can leave them as such, no need to change them to jpgs. Hi Curt - you can use gif images or jpg. Gif’s will work just as well, they are not usually the best kind of image for photos as they do not have as much pixel info but for smaller sized images they work well. In addition they will load faster than a jpg because the file is usually smaller. If they are gif’s you can leave them as such, no need to change them to jpgs.

]]> Comment on Set yourself up for Success – Basics for New Bloggers by Carrie Hill http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-65 Carrie Hill Sat, 09 Jun 2007 12:09:34 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-65 Hi Curt - wow I didnt put that in there did i? You can view the travel blog at http://travel.blizzardemail.com! Thanks ~Carrie Hi Curt - wow I didnt put that in there did i? You can view the travel blog at http://travel.blizzardemail.com!

Thanks
~Carrie

]]> Comment on Set yourself up for Success – Basics for New Bloggers by Curt http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-64 Curt Sat, 09 Jun 2007 10:06:45 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/11/basics-for-new-bloggers/#comment-64 Carrie: So where is the link to your travel blog? Curt Carrie:

So where is the link to your travel blog?

Curt

]]> Comment on Adding Photos to Your WordPress 2.0 Site by Curt http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-63 Curt Sat, 09 Jun 2007 09:51:25 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-63 You recommend jpegs >500 pixels. Often when I go to a website to "lift" an image they are GIF's. GIF's seem to work. Is there a reason to bother to change them to jpegs? Curt You recommend jpegs >500 pixels. Often when I go to a website to “lift” an image they are GIF’s.

GIF’s seem to work. Is there a reason to bother to change them to jpegs?

Curt

]]> Comment on Adding Photos to Your WordPress 2.0 Site by Trent Blizzard http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-2 Trent Blizzard Tue, 01 May 2007 03:29:06 +0000 http://www.blizzarduniversity.com/16/adding-photos-to-your-wordpress-20-site/#comment-2 I like the Windows image resizer for quick image resizes before uploading my huge photos to my blogs. http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe I like the Windows image resizer for quick image resizes before uploading my huge photos to my blogs.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe

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