what do i need to do to put the topic in the url?
Why don't you share your lessons learned so others can benefit. If your not a programmer then maybe you can help with some documentation. The documentation and Geeklog as a whole can only improve if community members come forward to help. The present and past contributors all volunteer their time. It's great to point out the holes and fustrations but we need help filling them.
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"Patience?" It's April, 2008. What's the schedule look like?
"Patience?" It's April, 2008. What's the schedule look like?
Why don't you share your lessons learned so others can benefit. If your not a programmer then maybe you can help with some documentation. The documentation and Geeklog as a whole can only improve if community members come forward to help. The present and past contributors all volunteer their time. It's great to point out the holes and fustrations but we need help filling them.
If you don't have Wiki access, then you only need to register on the wiki or yell and we will certainly get you access.
what do i need to do to put the topic in the url?
what do i need to do to put the topic in the url?
@grafy: Can we have such a Ping service in Geeklog by some plugin>? or manually? Such pings work for google?
@grafy: Can we have such a Ping service in Geeklog by some plugin>? or manually? Such pings work for google?
@Don: Here is the hack, in the second part of the article (while composing a new story) after you are done with all the editing and content press "Source" - and add the meta code <head><META name="description" content="--"> <meta name="keywords" content="---"> </head>. And save the article without clicking source again. (Because whenever the FCKEditor comes to rich text mode the meta vanishes. everytime your edit the article you need to take care and put the meta back in)