http://www.wallsofthecity.net/2009/06/state_of_the_weblog.html defending our rights from the ramparts Sat, 11 Feb 2012 19:20:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.wallsofthecity.net/2009/06/state_of_the_weblog.html#comment-2518 Linoge Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:16:57 +0000 http://www.wallsofthecity.net/?p=1588#comment-2518 Thanks for the suggestion... I will definitely give WordPress a trial run over their way, and see how well or poorly their platform performs. As long as I can change the default addresses in WP, the addresses should be fine, or as long as rebuilds do not affect the old addresses, I should still be find. The layout is going to be the annoying part, given the plethora of MT-only tags floating around the HTML... We will see :). Thanks for the suggestion… I will definitely give WordPress a trial run over their way, and see how well or poorly their platform performs. As long as I can change the default addresses in WP, the addresses should be fine, or as long as rebuilds do not affect the old addresses, I should still be find.
The layout is going to be the annoying part, given the plethora of MT-only tags floating around the HTML…
We will see .

]]> http://www.wallsofthecity.net/2009/06/state_of_the_weblog.html#comment-2517 Standard Mischief Tue, 16 Jun 2009 09:28:28 +0000 http://www.wallsofthecity.net/?p=1588#comment-2517 I've never done this, but I would suggest getting a free blog over at wordpress.org and then giving the import tool a test run. If that works, then there ought to be some way to import that into your very own wordpress blog. you can always unpublish the blog over there. The biggest issue is that by default, Wordpress used /year/month/day and MT uses /year/month/ . I do know you can change the default URLs in wordpress. Sorry if I'm not helping here. And I clearly can't help with the site layout (have you seen my blog?) I do know a bit of the .htaccess standard mischief, which, depending on what your new URL is going to be, may be mandatory Again, I have zero experience with MT and a fair bit with WPa. And I've learned a bunch when moving my blog from one host to another. I’ve never done this, but I would suggest getting a free blog over at wordpress.org and then giving the import tool a test run. If that works, then there ought to be some way to import that into your very own wordpress blog. you can always unpublish the blog over there.
The biggest issue is that by default, WordPress used /year/month/day and MT uses /year/month/ . I do know you can change the default URLs in wordpress.
Sorry if I’m not helping here. And I clearly can’t help with the site layout (have you seen my blog?) I do know a bit of the .htaccess standard mischief, which, depending on what your new URL is going to be, may be mandatory
Again, I have zero experience with MT and a fair bit with WPa. And I’ve learned a bunch when moving my blog from one host to another.

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