This install guide assumes you have no experience working with WordPress, dealing with FTP, PHP or MySQL. The prerequisites for this guide are pretty much none. All you need is about 5 minutes and a cup of coffee.

In WordPress 2.7, there’s an Export utility under the Tools menu in admin panel. This tool allows us to export posts, pages, comments, custom fields, categories and tags into a format (XML file) called eXtended RSS or WXR. By selecting an author (or all authors), you’re ready to effortlessly export the above mentioned contents in your WordPress blog.

Everyday it seems like I find a story or two from a cities local online newspaper which delves into the topic of blogging and what it’s all about. The story usually goes through a mini backlog of history surrounding the term, what blogging is and at the end of the article, there is usually a list of suggestions on how to get started with the most popular suggestion being WordPress.com. Using WordPress.com is a great way to introduce yourself to blogging but if you decide that you want to turn blogging into a full time job or just want more control over your work, you’ll need to move.

WordPress 2.7 codename “Coltrane” has been released earlier in December 2008, with the most significant change being the new Dashboard interface. A lot of people upgrade immediately, but a few others are still hesitant for one reason or another, as seen in the various blogging forums, including the WordPress Support Forums.

In this tutorial we will focus on how we can install wordpress if we don’t have Cpanel option or any automatic installation option.

WordPress 2.7 has been released, and here are some tips to help you make the transition to WordPress 2.7.

So you have WordPress installed! Congratulations! Now what? I find myself installing WordPress quite often, so I’ll share with you my “first steps” after a fresh install to get WordPress set up to my liking. This involves changing settings, resetting the theme, and some universally useful plugins

In this article you will learn how to install WordPress on a local computer. By doing so, it will save you time from updating and previewing files (so, you don’t have to frequently upload files on every change). You can also use the local version to test new plugins, themes, and upgrades. This tutorial is intended for beginners who want to learn how to run WordPress locally.

5 simple tips on what to do after installing wordpress.

Installed WordPress already? and dont know what to do. Well this list of 10 tips will tell you exactly what you should do.