Comments on: Blogger vs WordPress Platforms: Which One is Better? http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/ a freelancer's thoughts Thu, 14 Jul 2011 16:52:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PinoyCopywriter http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/#comment-2376 PinoyCopywriter Tue, 12 Aug 2008 04:36:00 +0000 http://s238516454.onlinehome.us/ladyprogrammer/2008/08/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which-one-is-better.html#comment-2376 Oo nga, sayang nga naman. You have a PR3. <br/><br/>:) Oo nga, sayang nga naman. You have a PR3.

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]]> By: bloggista http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/#comment-2372 bloggista Fri, 08 Aug 2008 22:52:00 +0000 http://s238516454.onlinehome.us/ladyprogrammer/2008/08/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which-one-is-better.html#comment-2372 One way to get a good deal at hosting (most often - you get it free on your first year) is to network with bloggers who already have one. The first time I visited your blog I was already mesmerized how clearly you write about your thoughts - something I don't have. :-) My recommendation? Go for your self-hosted wordpress blog. Hehehe. I can make your first year hosting free - or if you got a domain, I can give you a hosting space, an ftp account and a database. :-) One way to get a good deal at hosting (most often – you get it free on your first year) is to network with bloggers who already have one. The first time I visited your blog I was already mesmerized how clearly you write about your thoughts – something I don’t have. :-) My recommendation? Go for your self-hosted wordpress blog. Hehehe. I can make your first year hosting free – or if you got a domain, I can give you a hosting space, an ftp account and a database. :-)

]]> By: Gem http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/#comment-2370 Gem Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:08:00 +0000 http://s238516454.onlinehome.us/ladyprogrammer/2008/08/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which-one-is-better.html#comment-2370 @MJ<br/>I forgot about the posting interface. I used Blogger in draft and changed the settings in the comments section. I also prefer this style because saves time for the comment poster.<br/><br/>@Bobby<br/>I've done what you have requested but I had problems posting out the HTML codes in this comment box. It was exactly the one I used in my other Wordpress blog. I'm not also sure if I got the right email address listed in my email subscriptions (three letters preceeding your nick here - not a good idea to post that email here).<br/><br/>I try to keep my topics about getting freelance jobs and I've stayed away from tutorials. I have the answer but I wish I could help you out. @MJ
I forgot about the posting interface. I used Blogger in draft and changed the settings in the comments section. I also prefer this style because saves time for the comment poster.

@Bobby
I’ve done what you have requested but I had problems posting out the HTML codes in this comment box. It was exactly the one I used in my other WordPress blog. I’m not also sure if I got the right email address listed in my email subscriptions (three letters preceeding your nick here – not a good idea to post that email here).

I try to keep my topics about getting freelance jobs and I’ve stayed away from tutorials. I have the answer but I wish I could help you out.

]]> By: Bobby http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/#comment-2369 Bobby Wed, 06 Aug 2008 13:27:00 +0000 http://s238516454.onlinehome.us/ladyprogrammer/2008/08/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which-one-is-better.html#comment-2369 I'm using blogger as my platform for my blog. I tried wordpress but got confused when I wanted to customize the template and only to find out that I can't do that when using wordpress.com.<br/>I don't have any technical know-how about tweaking HTML and CSS codes. I just rely on some good blog tutorials that shows how to add widgets or customize blogger template.<br/><br/>Oh by the way Gem, I hope you could help me with this..I searched google for this but to no avail..Do you know how to customize your feedburner email subscription box? Somehow I would like to add an image or replace the whole box with an image instead..If you have any idea I hope you could post a tutorial about it.<br/><br/>Thanks Gem I’m using blogger as my platform for my blog. I tried wordpress but got confused when I wanted to customize the template and only to find out that I can’t do that when using wordpress.com.
I don’t have any technical know-how about tweaking HTML and CSS codes. I just rely on some good blog tutorials that shows how to add widgets or customize blogger template.

Oh by the way Gem, I hope you could help me with this..I searched google for this but to no avail..Do you know how to customize your feedburner email subscription box? Somehow I would like to add an image or replace the whole box with an image instead..If you have any idea I hope you could post a tutorial about it.

Thanks Gem

]]> By: Gem http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/#comment-2368 Gem Wed, 06 Aug 2008 05:25:00 +0000 http://s238516454.onlinehome.us/ladyprogrammer/2008/08/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which-one-is-better.html#comment-2368 @MJ<br/>Thanks! Good for you. I'm really hoping I could transfer my blogs too. Even if I have the money right now, I plan to finish the credits that I bought with Wordpress.com for my other blog. Sayang kasi! On the other hand, this blog has a page rank and I get lose it when I get to transfer to another domain.<br/><br/>@PinoyCopywriter<br/>Thanks. HTML and CSS are easy to follow and you can applied it to Wordpress. Most bloggers like to have a reading audience aside from commenters. It is a way for most bloggers to motivate to blog more. :-) @MJ
Thanks! Good for you. I’m really hoping I could transfer my blogs too. Even if I have the money right now, I plan to finish the credits that I bought with WordPress.com for my other blog. Sayang kasi! On the other hand, this blog has a page rank and I get lose it when I get to transfer to another domain.

@PinoyCopywriter
Thanks. HTML and CSS are easy to follow and you can applied it to WordPress. Most bloggers like to have a reading audience aside from commenters. It is a way for most bloggers to motivate to blog more. :-)

]]> By: PinoyCopywriter http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/#comment-2366 PinoyCopywriter Wed, 06 Aug 2008 01:08:00 +0000 http://s238516454.onlinehome.us/ladyprogrammer/2008/08/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which-one-is-better.html#comment-2366 I've taught myself html and now I'm trying to learn CSS so I can take full advantage of my Wordpress platform. I'm not that familiar with Blogger/Blogspot and I used to have a blog at Motime. I stopped it though.<br/><br/>I hope you won't mind but I added you to my blogroll and subscribed to your feed thru email. I find your tips and other entries very informative as well as well-written. They're very easy for someone that's technically-challenged (what a term!) like me to understand.<br/><br/>:) I’ve taught myself html and now I’m trying to learn CSS so I can take full advantage of my WordPress platform. I’m not that familiar with Blogger/Blogspot and I used to have a blog at Motime. I stopped it though.

I hope you won’t mind but I added you to my blogroll and subscribed to your feed thru email. I find your tips and other entries very informative as well as well-written. They’re very easy for someone that’s technically-challenged (what a term!) like me to understand.

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]]> By: MJ http://www.theladyprogrammer.com/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which/#comment-2364 MJ Tue, 05 Aug 2008 23:54:00 +0000 http://s238516454.onlinehome.us/ladyprogrammer/2008/08/blogger-vs-wordpress-platforms-which-one-is-better.html#comment-2364 Hi! Thanks for visiting my site. You can have a lovely weekend at Sagada with a 3k budget.<br/><br/>:)<br/><br/><br/>This Blogger and Wordpress comparison entry of yours is very informative. I myself use Wordpress.com for my personal blog. I do have 3 hosted Wordpress blogs, the Sagada site included. Although I have to shell out money for these hosted blogs, but it gives me the flexibility and control that I need. You know, for customizations, etc.<br/><br/>I've only recently started using Blogger. I find its interface much easier to use... any blogging newbie can just jump right in create a blog. I like that.<br/><br/>Anyway, I prefer self-hosted blogs because they give me a sense of proprietorship. That these blogs are really mine. Plus I don't have to worry that Blogger may accidentally block my blog should they suspect that it's a spam (which they already did, twice).<br/><br/>:)<br/><br/>Have a lovely day, Lady Programmer!<br/><br/><br/>P.S. May I ask, if it's ok, how did you make this commenting posting interface (I don't know what to call it...hehe) look like this? I like the dropdown profile list (Comment as...).<br/><br/>It's so different than the Blogger default comment interface. Hi! Thanks for visiting my site. You can have a lovely weekend at Sagada with a 3k budget.

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This Blogger and WordPress comparison entry of yours is very informative. I myself use WordPress.com for my personal blog. I do have 3 hosted WordPress blogs, the Sagada site included. Although I have to shell out money for these hosted blogs, but it gives me the flexibility and control that I need. You know, for customizations, etc.

I’ve only recently started using Blogger. I find its interface much easier to use… any blogging newbie can just jump right in create a blog. I like that.

Anyway, I prefer self-hosted blogs because they give me a sense of proprietorship. That these blogs are really mine. Plus I don’t have to worry that Blogger may accidentally block my blog should they suspect that it’s a spam (which they already did, twice).

:)

Have a lovely day, Lady Programmer!

P.S. May I ask, if it’s ok, how did you make this commenting posting interface (I don’t know what to call it…hehe) look like this? I like the dropdown profile list (Comment as…).

It’s so different than the Blogger default comment interface.

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