20 thoughts on “New Blog”

  3. Worked, with a link. But, have to use a different email address or it makes me sign in, and I don’t want to.

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  4. Let’s see — all but one of my comments in the past two months have not shown up (none of them were interesting enough to bug you about!)

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  6. Testing!
    oh, yeah, because I have a couple of wordpress accounts, I need to login with this weird email of mine every time. Or else I need to be logged into my WP accounts. I don’t like WP very much, but they do have an OK look, as long as you pay. I still see “WordPress” in your URL, you can remove that, no? One think I was upset with WP was that I paid to have my own URL, but then my site has ads which they only remove if I pay them. In that respect blogger is better. Sorry, I write too much.

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  7. Did all our old comments get “eaten up”? 🙂 I’m attached to my comments on other people’s blogs. 😉 just kidding… but with a grain of truth.

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  8. All the comments transferred.

    I think I can fix the log in requirement.

    I need to call someone tomorrow to make the default url = apt11d.com.

    This is a temporary design. I will pay for a better design soon. I’m dealing with the biggest technical headaches first.

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    1. Hi Laura (Geeky mom), I may hit you up re. WordPress! 😉
      I can’t wait to see the new design that you’re getting! Congrats. 🙂 And it’ll be nice if I don’t have to be connected to a WP account when commenting (my problem is that several of my emails are connected to WP accounts).

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  10. Just thought you should know that comments work from the mobile version. And that I appreciate that mobile option!

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  11. I woke up at 5am thinking about html code. I gave up sleeping and decided to tackle the next challenge.

    Laura/GM — where do you hide the code for ads and google analytics? Widget on the sidebar? In the footer?

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  12. I use two plugins called Google Analyticator and WP Simple Ad Sense Insertion. They hide the code in the template. 🙂 But you could put it in a footer. Some templates come with these things built in and you put your code in the settings somewhere. I have used those templates in the past. But I’m fickle so I like the plugins.

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    1. I’m having trouble with the plugins, GM/Laura. I don’t see them on the regular dashboard for wordpress, but I see them at wordpress.org. Do I need to have an outside host to run those plugins?

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      2. OK. Now, I need to move over to wordpress.org and an independent hosting service. Honestly, this is such a horrid waste of my time. I’m ready to cry. Sigh. Alright, Laura, what hosting service are you using?

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      3. I use Bluehost and have for years. It’s easy to install WordPress, just one click. It will suck in everything from here as well. I have never had an issue with them.

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  13. shit, shit. shit. Having a huge problem. Not letting get the blogads in the sidebar. shit. shit. shit.

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  14. Two comments:
    With this font and color, every day is a girly day. (But that’s okay, I knew the blog was written by a girl.)

    I’m sure all of Prof. Brighouse’s comments were interesting (though to the extent they had political content, I probably disagreed with them). Hopefully we will be able to read them going forward.

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  15. I’ll make the design less girlie in the next couple of weeks. Right now, I’m dealing with lots of behind the scenes headaches. The design is actually the easy part.

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