Error code 403 - Error User/Password
Error code 403 - Error User/Password
I've just installed BlogDesk yesterday but cannot finishing setting it up because whenever I try to let it find my Blog-ID, I got a message saying "Error code 403 - Error User/Password".
If I ignore it and go ahead, when I press on "Obtaining categories" I got same message.
And same thing when trying to test the image uploading.
So, I cannot go ahead at all. I wonder if problem could be that my password, with lees than 15 characters, has an accent in one of them
If I ignore it and go ahead, when I press on "Obtaining categories" I got same message.
And same thing when trying to test the image uploading.
So, I cannot go ahead at all. I wonder if problem could be that my password, with lees than 15 characters, has an accent in one of them
Extras/Options/EditorCMP wrote: I don't know what the default font is but I'like to be able to change it to Arial 10. Is that possible?
I don't know why you would want to paste the same trackbacks to every post, but you could use the Notebook (menu Extras) to store them.CMP wrote: Is it possible that BlogDesk can remember the trackbacks so that I'll no need to coyypaste all od them each new post?
It only works in the Source Editor. Please take a look at the help file for details.CMP wrote: What you suggest for cahnign default font seems to work only for HTML.
You can open the Notebook in the Extras menu, you can store any text there, even trackbacks. You still need to copy & paste them whenever you need them.CMP wrote: I couldn' find the path for your suggestion abit saving trackbacks
The use of Notebook for trackbacks is done and can be useful that way. Thanks.
However, even though I can change font in source code, I don't understand what this is good for because when I publish the text I changed font to, it appears in my blog under the same default font.
Looking into templates I couldn't find a clue that fonts can be changed there.
However, even though I can change font in source code, I don't understand what this is good for because when I publish the text I changed font to, it appears in my blog under the same default font.
Looking into templates I couldn't find a clue that fonts can be changed there.
Noooooooooooooo!!
The theme I have is not nice but perfect for me.
Using Windows Live Writer (WLW) I can change fonts, but I found in WP.com forum that WLW increases disk space occupation and memory consumption, and I don't want risking to run out of that in WP.com servers because I've have bad experiences with other hosts where I put my domain and blog in, and they blocked my blog because, they said, the amount of visits created CPU overload problems.
The theme I have is not nice but perfect for me.
Using Windows Live Writer (WLW) I can change fonts, but I found in WP.com forum that WLW increases disk space occupation and memory consumption, and I don't want risking to run out of that in WP.com servers because I've have bad experiences with other hosts where I put my domain and blog in, and they blocked my blog because, they said, the amount of visits created CPU overload problems.