#1: Blog A Title
08/10/07
Second post
This is the second post.
It appears on blog A only but in multiple categories.
This is a multipage post
This is page 1 of a multipage post.
You can see the other pages by clicking on the links below the text.
Extended post with no teaser
This is an extended post with no teaser. This means that you won't see this teaser any more when you click the "more" link.
Extended post
This is an extended post. This means you only see this small teaser by default and you must click on the link below to see more.
Important information
Blog B contains a few posts in the 'b2evolution Tips' category.
All these entries are designed to help you so, as EdB would say: "read them all before you start hacking away!" ;)
If you wish, you can delete these posts one by one after you have read them. You could also change their status to 'deprecated' in order to visually keep track of what you have already read.
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#2: Blog B Title
Clean Permalinks!
b2evolution uses old-style permalinks and feedback links by default. This is to ensure maximum compatibility with various webserver configurations.
Nethertheless, once you feel comfortable with b2evolution, you should try activating clean permalinks in the Settings screen... (check 'Use extra-path info')
Apache optimization...
In the /blogs folder as well as in /blogs/admin there are two files called [sample.htaccess]. You should try renaming those to [.htaccess].
This will optimize the way b2evolution is handled by the webserver (if you are using Apache). These files are not active by default because a few hosts would display an error right away when you try to use them. If this happens to you when you rename the files, just remove them and you'll be fine.
About evoSkins...
By default, b2evolution blogs are displayed using a default skin.
Readers can choose a new skin by using the skin switcher integrated in most skins.
You can change the default skin used for any blog by editing the blog parameters in the admin interface. You can also force the use of the default skin for everyone.
Otherwise, you can restrict available skins by deleting some of them from the /blogs/skins folder. You can also create new skins by duplicating, renaming and customizing any existing skin folder.
To start customizing a skin, open its '_main.php' file in an editor and read the comments in there. And, of course, read the manual on evoSkins!
Important information
Blog B contains a few posts in the 'b2evolution Tips' category.
All these entries are designed to help you so, as EdB would say: "read them all before you start hacking away!" ;)
If you wish, you can delete these posts one by one after you have read them. You could also change their status to 'deprecated' in order to visually keep track of what you have already read.