Sentences with phrase «typepad does»

TypePad does a fine job of putting text on the Internet.

Not exact matches

From this point on, I did a lot of research into blogging, looking into other options such as Typepad, Joomla and WordPress.com, the latter is not to be confused with WordPress.org.

I don't know what has happened at Typepad, but I haven't had any spam since February 12.

You can find it at: questioneverything DOT typepad DOT com (hot links, unfortunately, don't work sometimes!)

Despite that, the chapters on setting up, designing and posting to a blog all describe how to do these things in Typepad, but not in WordPress.

Some of that you can do in TypePad, but WordPress is far more flexible.

I think Ernie is wrong to recommend TypePad over WordPress, but I also think it does not really matter.

And I don't actually think WordPress is any more difficult than TypePad to set up, particularly because of the vast community of WordPress users our there who are writing about how to do things on WordPress.

As I said earlier, though, I don't think following Ernie's advice and starting on TypePad is a bad idea, even though it is not what I would recommend.

If you start a blog on TypePad and later decide you want to move to WordPress, it is not too hard to do, as long as you have a custom domain (lawyerist.com, not lawyerist.typepad.com).

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Plus I love how on typepad I can delay the time my post pop up so I can do several at one time and have them posted to pop up days apart - Makes it looks like I'm working away everyday - but not really -: -RCB- Thanks for the great reminder - Have a wonderful day - Teresa

I prepared this post several days ago... but, post delayed it -LCB- did you know on typepad you can post delay a year if you want? -RCB-