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I have noticed that when get comments with Site Comments and I reply to them it is always with admin and not may name. Is there a way to change that? I tried logging in to my sit
No worry, thats easy ;o)
You create a new useraccount, which by the way is recommended anyway for administrating your website for the visible front end.
Go to "Users" in your backoffice >>> "Add New" at the top of the page >>> fillin all the necessary data (of course the name you want to appear when replying to comments) >>> choose "Administrator" as the role (important to have full access rights). You will see your password within your Wealthy Affiliate SiteManager (you should also always login to your website through Wealthy Affiliate SiteManager (much easier than remembering the password).
Should work that way ;o)
Cheers, Kay
Thanks Kay but I have already done that using my first name. But when I use WA's new "Site Comments" feature my replies to the comments are always under Admin. Is there something I am missing there?
Ok, sorry. I guess I am missing something here. I dont know anything of this feature. Sorry ;o)
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Is there a way to reply with "site comments" with my name?
I have noticed that when get comments with Site Comments and I reply to them it is always with admin and not may name. Is there a way to change that? I tried logging in to my sit
Yes, there is a dropdown menu to click, default is admin, when you have added your name as user then the second on the dropdown is your name
I guess now I will have to go earn myself some comments to see what you are talking about! :D You are talking about in the Site Comments dashboard right?
No worry, thats easy ;o)
You create a new useraccount, which by the way is recommended anyway for administrating your website for the visible front end.
Go to "Users" in your backoffice >>> "Add New" at the top of the page >>> fillin all the necessary data (of course the name you want to appear when replying to comments) >>> choose "Administrator" as the role (important to have full access rights). You will see your password within your Wealthy Affiliate SiteManager (you should also always login to your website through Wealthy Affiliate SiteManager (much easier than remembering the password).
Should work that way ;o)
Cheers, Kay
Thanks Kay but I have already done that using my first name. But when I use WA's new "Site Comments" feature my replies to the comments are always under Admin. Is there something I am missing there?
Ok, sorry. I guess I am missing something here. I dont know anything of this feature. Sorry ;o)
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I wrote a pretty good post for my wholesale site and now I want to copy parts of it for my retail site. I think I know the answer to this but I just wanted to see if there were an
Okay I think I have my head wrapped around this one. Thank you everyone for your help!
Nathaniell, I went to the link that you included and then clicked on the link on that comment that went to the Google site. There were some things I read that were way over my head but I was able to understand what I needed to! :)
You can use parts of it without an issue. There is no "duplicate content penalty" There Is No Such Thing As A Duplicate Content Penalty The only issues arise when MOST of your website is comprised of bits and pieces of other websites, or when one post is MOSTLY content from another website.
But if you are just using pieces, and supplementing with original content, to make comments or additions, you'll be totally fine. However, if you are just pasting because it's the "same idea" and you don't want to rewrite it, I personally would just rewrite it to make it original. The time saved with copy/pasting isn't much, and you'll be better off with 100% original content anyway.
Similar is OK. It's best to rewrite it if you can in order for the new content to be seen as unique, rather than duplicate content copied from somewhere else.
You can reuse bits and pieces of it, but I'd rewrite it, particularly if it's home page content.
Charlie
Thank you for your reply. I was hoping it would be okay to at least use parts of it. I will have to see how I can rewrite it without copying too much of it!
You'll find that this is a situation that happens a lot. After a bit of practice, you'll be able to rewrite things in your sleep.
Charlie
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Using parts of a post from one site for another site?
I wrote a pretty good post for my wholesale site and now I want to copy parts of it for my retail site. I think I know the answer to this but I just wanted to see if there were an
Okay I think I have my head wrapped around this one. Thank you everyone for your help!
Nathaniell, I went to the link that you included and then clicked on the link on that comment that went to the Google site. There were some things I read that were way over my head but I was able to understand what I needed to! :)
You can use parts of it without an issue. There is no "duplicate content penalty" There Is No Such Thing As A Duplicate Content Penalty The only issues arise when MOST of your website is comprised of bits and pieces of other websites, or when one post is MOSTLY content from another website.
But if you are just using pieces, and supplementing with original content, to make comments or additions, you'll be totally fine. However, if you are just pasting because it's the "same idea" and you don't want to rewrite it, I personally would just rewrite it to make it original. The time saved with copy/pasting isn't much, and you'll be better off with 100% original content anyway.
Similar is OK. It's best to rewrite it if you can in order for the new content to be seen as unique, rather than duplicate content copied from somewhere else.
You can reuse bits and pieces of it, but I'd rewrite it, particularly if it's home page content.
Charlie
Thank you for your reply. I was hoping it would be okay to at least use parts of it. I will have to see how I can rewrite it without copying too much of it!
You'll find that this is a situation that happens a lot. After a bit of practice, you'll be able to rewrite things in your sleep.
Charlie
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I have transferred my domain from ipage to WA for my website that I sell my product with. I added Jigoshop to Wordpress but it says it requires 64M of memory and I currently ha
I think we all have same amount, 256 MB, this you may check in dashboard, general settings. Perhaps send support ticket and ask. But first go there and check if it set to maximum. Jovo
Yes it is set at 256 MB so I do not know what it is telling me this. I will send them a support ticket. Thank you!
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How to increase memory in wordpress?
I have transferred my domain from ipage to WA for my website that I sell my product with. I added Jigoshop to Wordpress but it says it requires 64M of memory and I currently ha
I think we all have same amount, 256 MB, this you may check in dashboard, general settings. Perhaps send support ticket and ask. But first go there and check if it set to maximum. Jovo
Yes it is set at 256 MB so I do not know what it is telling me this. I will send them a support ticket. Thank you!
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Yes, there is a dropdown menu to click, default is admin, when you have added your name as user then the second on the dropdown is your name
I guess now I will have to go earn myself some comments to see what you are talking about! :D You are talking about in the Site Comments dashboard right?
That's right
Okay, I see what you are talking about now! Yay!
Great! Happy commenting:)