Goodreads Authors/Readers discussion

This topic is about
Coinman
Humor
>
Best Website for author blog?
date
newest »

message 1:
by
Pawan
(new)
-
added it
Dec 22, 2015 11:24PM

reply
|
flag

I use Wordpress and love it. I've used Tumblr before but I felt like it's not professional enough for my author blog (that's just my personal opinion though).
if you post a link to your blog, i'll follow it. I'm always looking for more indie writers to follow


https://silverfox175.wordpress.com/
Many thanks

I just took a look at your blog and I think it works great. It is easy to read and the yellow makes the blog posts stand out. For what it's worth, I think you did a great job!

BTW where you offered the chance to 'follow'? Please don't think that I am asking you to follow, but certain 'things' don't seem to show when I check, perhaps because I am the admin person.

https://pawanmishrablogs.wordpress.com


Click on 'edit my profile' then 'view my profile'
and on the right hand side you should see Please see my web site and to the right 'edit data' click on this and you will see your avatar, and 'edit blog'. External blog feed URL should agree with your blog site. When they are correct sync the system.
I had a similar problem and played around with the system until I received what I wanted :-o)

Thanks for the suggestions!
Pawan
Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy

pawanmishrablogs.wordpress.com

With self-hosted WordPress, you have a lot more flexibility. You can install any themes or plugins you like.
With WordPress.com, you can only choose from a limited set of themes and aren't able to use plugins at all. But, it's free.
So there are trade-offs to consider.
I'm a WordPress developer, so ask me any questions you like.
Cheers and good luck with your WordPress site!

Hello Samantha,
My blog is mostly humorous, and I post once monthly. If you're interested in taking a peek, it's at:
www.brendakearns.com/blog
Thank you - I hope you're having a great week!


That's a good point. Is book review plug in available on both?
Donna wrote: "Another factor you should consider is whether to use self-hosted WordPress or WordPress.com.
With self-hosted WordPress, you have a lot more flexibility. You can install any themes or plugins you ..."

Hi Julie,
If you have categories set up for each of your genres, then all you need to do is go to Appearance > Menus, choose the appropriate menu to add pages to (if you have more than one), and then drag the categories (or genres) you want into the menu.
Hope that works for you.
Cheers!

Hi Pawan,
Unfortunately not. WordPress.com runs a tight ship with regards to what plugins can be installed, and because the Book Review plugin is so niche, I can't see them allowing it any time soon.
Thx.


I just started a WordPress Bloggers group this morning since there seems to be a good number of people using WordPress for their blogs. Hopefully it will evolve into a good place for asking questions and getting discussions going on WordPress related topics.
Cheers!


What is it in particular that you would like to change on those pages?
If it's content, then you would just edit the original posts. Changes to how that content looks and functions is the responsibility of the particular theme you are using.