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Custom Web Design |
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Blog Website |
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Setup: |
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1999/- (One time) |
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Common features |
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What is a "blog"?
"Blog" is an abbreviated version of
"weblog," which is a term used to
describe web sites that maintain an
ongoing chronicle of information. A
blog is a frequently updated,
personal website featuring
diary-type commentary and links to
articles or other Web sites. Blogs
range from the personal to the
political, and can focus on one
narrow subject or a whole range of
subjects.
Many blogs focus on a particular
topic, such as web design, politics,
sports, or mobile technology. Some
are more eclectic, presenting links
to all manner of other sites. And
others are more like personal
journals, presenting the author's
daily life and thoughts.
Generally speaking (though there are
exceptions), blogs tend to have a
few things in common:
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A
main
content
area
with
articles
listed
chronologically,
newest
on
top.
Often,
the
articles
are
organized
into
categories. |
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An
archive
of
older
articles. |
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A
way
for
people
to
leave
comments
about
the
articles. |
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A
list
of
links
to
other
related
sites,
sometimes
called
a "blogroll". |
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One
or
more
"feeds"
like
RSS,
Atom
or
RDF
files |
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Features of blog |
- Full standards
compliance --- We have
gone to great lengths to make
sure every bit of Blog generated
code is in full compliance with
the standards of the
W3C.
This is important not only for
interoperability with today's
browser but also for forward
compatibility with the tools of
the next generation. Your web
site is a beautiful thing, and
you should demand nothing less.
- No rebuilding
--- Changes you make to your
templates or entries are
reflected immediately on your
site, with no need for
regenerating static pages.
- Blog Pages
--- Pages allow you to manage
non-blog content easily, so for
example you could have a static
"About" page that you manage
through Blog. For an idea of how
powerful this is, the entire
Blog.org site could be run off
Blog alone. (We don't for
technical mirroring reasons.)
- Blog Links
-- Links allows you to create,
maintain, and update any number
of blogrolls through your
administration interface. This
is much faster than calling an
external blogroll manager.
- Blog Themes
--- Blog comes with a full
theme system which makes
designing everything from the
simplest blog to the most
complicated webzine a piece of
cake, and you can even have
multiple themes with totally
different looks that you switch
with a single click. Have a new
design every day.
- Cross-blog
communication tools---
Blog fully supports both the
Trackback and Pingback
standards, and we are committed
to supporting future standards
as they develop.
- Comments
--- Visitors to your site can
leave comments on individual
entries, and through Trackback
or Pingback can comment on their
own site. You can enable or
disable comments on a per-post
basis.
- Spam protection
--- Out of the box Blog comes
with very robust tools such as
an integrated blacklist and open
proxy checker to manage and
eliminate comment spam on your
blog, and there is also a rich
array of plugins that can take
this functionality a step
further.
- Full user
registration --- Blog
has a built-in user registration
system that (if you choose) can
allow people to register and
maintain profiles and leave
authenticated comments on your
blog. You can optionally close
comments for non-registered
users. There are also plugins
that hide posts from lower level
users.
- Password Protected
Posts --- You can give
passwords to individual posts to
hide them from the public. You
can also have private posts
which are viewable only by their
author.
- Easy installation
and upgrades ---
Installing Blog and upgrading
from previous versions and other
software is a piece of cake. Try
it and you'll wonder why all web
software isn't this easy.
- Easy Importing
--- We currently have importers
for Movable Type, Textpattern,
Greymatter, Blogger, and b2.
Work on importers for Nucleus
and pMachine are under way.
- XML-RPC interface
--- Blog currently supports an
extended version of the
Blogger API, MetaWeblog API,
and finally the MovableType API.
You can even use clients
designed for other platforms
like
Zempt.
- Workflow
--- You can have types of users
that can only post drafts, not
publish to the front page.
- Typographical
niceties --- Blog uses
the
Texturize engine to
intelligently convert plain
ASCII into typographically
correct XHTML entities. This
includes quotes, apostrophes,
ellipses, em and en dashes,
multiplication symbols, and
ampersands. For information
about the proper use of such
entities see Peter Sheerin's
article
The Trouble With Em ’n En.
- Intelligent text
formatting --- If
you've dealt with systems that
convert new lines to line breaks
before you know why they have a
bad name: if you have any sort
of HTML they butcher it by
putting tags after every new
line indiscriminately, breaking
your formatting and validation.
Our function for this
intelligently avoids places
where you already have breaks
and block-level HTML tags, so
you can leave it on without
worrying about it breaking your
code.
- Multiple authors
--- Blog' highly advanced user
system allows up to 10 levels of
users, with different levels
having different (and
configurable) privileges with
regard to publishing, editing,
options, and other users.
- Bookmarklets
--- Cross-browser bookmarklets
make it easy to publish to your
blog or add links to your
blogroll with a minimum of
effort.
- Ping away
--- Blog supports pinging
Ping-O-Matic, which means
maximum exposure for your blog
to search engines.
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