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A agree with Lynn about setting up your own domain on your own hosting account. You want control over your business assets.

I don't know anything about Empower Network, but I came across a review...

Hi there, welcome to the group!

Yes, there are people who successfully publish fiction online. This guy is one of my favorites, and he has a LOT of great advice on his blog:...

Angela Wills (I think she might be an elite member) has a course here: http://www.graphicsmojo.com/

It's not free, but pretty reasonably priced, and she knows her stuff.

Sure - I'll ask Jen, she's coordinating aides.

This kind of reminds me of that saying, "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now."

No, you don't have to change to WP. You can absolutely continue with what...

I was planning on skipping this one, but Regina talked me into going. Looking forward to seeing everyone. :)

I'm not sure if this is allowed here - Angie, please delete if I've violated a TOS or something - but the best advice I've ever seen on this topic is over at WarriorForum in this thread:...

rhelling - yes, your website files are backed up on your host, but that's really more of a convenience for them than it is for you. Just last summer I helped a client recover 45+ websites that were...

Gina, don't forget that with a Dr office, HIPAA regulations are going to be an issue. I'd check with Mozy and Carbonite first to find out if they're .... not sure "certified" is the right word -...

There are MUCH better ways than an excel file, to be sure. :)

I use and highly recommend LastPass. It's free, secure, syncs across multiple computers, and allows you to automatically log into any...

WooHoo! Thanks to Regina Smola and Gary Cornelisse, we have resolved this with a small hack to the .htaccess file.

Remember, you only need to do this if you're giving people a link to your blog...

Just to be clear, not ALL custom permalinks are broken. It's ONLY a problem in a very specific circumstance. If you have the permalinks set to /%post_id%/%postname% so your URLs look like this:...

Hey our super-fab Mod Angie Newton posted a thread over on the Elite side about her blog links breaking after she upgraded to WP 3.4. Turns out she uses this permalink structure:...

Glad to hear that you're hosing with Hostgator. They're top-notch, but you should definitely not use Hostgator's (or any host's) Fantastico or other automatic installer. It is super easy to install...

I'll jump in and speak about the vulnerability of WordPress sites to hacking. :)

Yes, it's vulnerable, but probably not for the reasons you think. It's vulnerable because it's hugely popular,...

WordPress is essentially in two parts: your *files* and your *data*. Files are your theme, any plugins, pictures you've uploaded through the media uploader, etc. Your data is the post/page content...

This will get a LOT easier as you talk to your readers. You'll find out that people don't know half the stuff you take for granted as being far too simple to even mention. Will you have a blog or a...

Wow, that's a really nice looking site. My only criticism (well, not really) is that you didn't use WordPress. But I'm a little biased there. :)

I'm not a gamer (too addicting!), so I'm not your...

You're not blacklisted on Google are you? Check your webmaster tools, or Google your URL and see if there is a note next to the results that say the site is unsafe.

That's not a hack, it's just links from other sites coming to yours. It's unfortunate that they're links that claim you're selling prescription drugs, but it's not harmful.

Terry if that doesn't work, pm me with your cpanel login and password and I'll see if I can't get it fixed for you. I'm travelling this week, so if I don't respond right away that's why. :)

Do you have a "Users" tab? It sounds as if you've lost your admin rights. If you can view all users that will tell you if you've been downgraded to a contributor or author, which would explain the...

Hi Terry,

WordPress is built on php, not html files. Basically, the php code constructs the html you see "on the fly" as you view each page, where a traditional website is build using static pages...

Yes, I would name the page for your keyword (mini dresses, backless dresses, etc) and then add more details on the page itself, rather than in the title.

Sona,

Your page titles are really long, which is why you need additional space to hold all your pages. Can you just name the first page "Backless Dresses" for example?