Posts referencing to webpage of ‘en.support.wordpress.com’.
Since the Contact Support page doesn’t work, I want the following two improvements for the “Comments” tab of my WordPress apps (Version 1.4.1):
1. Add an “Edit” button feature!
2. Add a “Proofread” button feature!
Thank you. Now FIX it and make me happy!!!
I have more suggestions for WordPress.com but the Contact Support link doesn’t work! What’s going on? Am I being intentionally LOCK OUT from improving my weblogging experience? That’s it! I’m not getting anywhere here!
If you want to help, make sure the [Search] button works! Where do I go to submit a complaint — the Forum? Why do you want me to make my ideas, suggestions and troubleshooting public?
Why isn’t this feature working?
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How can we help?
First, let’s try to narrow down what you’re contacting us about. Please enter a few words that describe your question/issue.[Search]
Out of bad habit, I just delete all and any spam without reviewing each one. Most of them are drugs for enlargement and other unwanted deals. I just got tired of reading the contents. And assumed that the Akismet application does a good job with removing spam. I guess I was wrong.
So I’m trying to “ask” the WordPress.com support a simple question: Can you help me retrieve something that was permanantly deleted in ERROR by this particular reader? And this is the message I get from the site:
How can we help?
First, let’s try to narrow down what you’re contacting us about. Please enter a few words that describe your question/issue.
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I typed in a few words and it doesn’t move! Perhaps, Matt meister and pals are off to bed and forgot to turn on the ‘Submit’ button! How can y’all help if I can’t find the answers?
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So I searched for “spam” on the same contact page and found “http://en.support.wordpress.com/unwanted-comments/”. I gave it a thumbs down, making me unhappy reader number 164! I was hoping to see some ray of hope regarding permanantly deleted comments. But I guess that’s the way it is.
What’s going on with the WordPress.com contact support page? It’s no help because when I typed at least ONE word into the blank field and after I pressed the “Search” button, nothing happens! To Matt meister and pals, fix it, fix it, fix it! I have two more issues and troubleshooting suggestions as improvement with the WordPress for Android Version 1.4.1.
How can we help?
First, let’s try to narrow down what you’re contacting us about. Please enter a few words that describe your question/problem.
Just got back home from going to Maw’s doctor appointment and shopping at the DeCA.
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Custom Design upgrade you can make your blog look and feel exactly the way you want.
Customize the fonts in your theme with ease, or dive into CSS to make all the presentational changes you desire. Upgrade Active
We’ve automatically upgraded this blog to Custom Design, at no extra cost, based on your current Custom CSS upgrade.
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Thanks! I’m gonna try now and have me some all out fun! Wee!
In recent news,
Guided Transfers to .org
by Hew
Guided Transfer
One of our Happiness Engineers will transfer your site to a self-hosted WordPress.org installation with one of our partners. They will transfer over all your content, install and configure plugins to support features you have used on WordPress.com, switch your domain(s) over, and provide support on your new WordPress.org install for a two-week period.
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Hmm: What is the price of revealing my blogging material under my true identity — my agent name, a copyright? Is it my soul for eternal bliss in heaven or in purgatory (a virtual hell on earth) or my insanity for temporary fortune and fame or $99.00 for having my “site transferred by one of our Happiness Engineers to a self-hosted WordPress.org installation with one of our partners”?
I want it all and now! But alas, I must clean up my clutter at home first and then I will have enough time to dedicate hours of blogging fun.
I was lurking my Global Dashboard and came across this message boxed in red color:
Transfer [weblog here] to Another User
Big Important Warning!
Transferring a blog cannot be undone. Please read the following actions that will take place when you transfer this blog:
* You will be removed as owner of [weblog here]
* You will not be able to access [weblog here] allowed by the new owner
* Your paid upgrades on [weblog here] will remain with the blogNote that you will be sent a confirmation email to [email here] before the above actions are performed.
Please make sure this is what you want to do before continuing!
[check here] I understand, now let me continue.
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It looks scary enough. So I didn’t check the box or get a chance to enter “Username or email address of user to receive the blog”.
Well, after lurking my Global Dashboard, I read something new about the following feature:
Please note: The blog surfer is being phased out and replaced with the new Subscriptions feature. All of your blog surfer subscriptions will be transferred within the next 48 hours, after which the blog surfer feature will be removed. For more information on the new subscriptions features, please take a look through the support page.
You can add new names in the textbox to the left of this page. If you’re looking for some fresh content, check out Blogs of the Day or the Global Tags pages. Find the author of a blog you like, come back here and type their name in. You’re subscribed!
Reference: https:// dashboard . wordpress . com/wp-admin/index.php?page=friend-surfer
Addendum-Last edited by FLYNN on 20110120 at 19:45:32 PM UTC: Well, I changed my WordPress.com weblog address. The feed to the old blog still shows some excerpts where I left off and the feed to the new blog shows everything.
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https://[yourblognamehere].wordpress.com/wp-admin/post-new.php
WordPress.com Blog/Site Address Change
Please read carefully. This will change your site’s address (currently [youroldblognamehere].wordpress.com).
If you want to change the title of this blog (currently “[yoursitetitlehere]”) you can do so under Settings.
Note that this will not let you register a custom domain for your site, such as [yoursampledomainnamehere].com. If this is what you want, check out the Domain Upgrade.
After changing your blog address you can transfer traffic from the old address. You can do so by purchasing the Site Redirect upgrade. Do not discard your current address if you wish to do this.
If you want to change your WordPress.com Blog/Site Address please fill out the field below to continue the process.
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New Blog/Site Address Current Address: [yourblognamehere].wordpress.com
Confirm: [yourblognamehere].wordpress.com
Matching Username?
Please enter a password for the new account.
Confirm Password
Please enter a email address for the new account. This must be an address that is not already in use at WordPress.com
Discard Current Address?
[checkhereifyes] Yes, please permanently disable thebloggingpath.wordpress.com
If you check this box you will not be able to use thebloggingpath.wordpress.com again.
If you think you will reuse this name keep this option unchecked.
Please Confirm
Your new blog address will be thebloggingpath.wordpress.com
If you are sure you want to contiue please click “I’m Sure”.
Ah! I’ve just visited the forum for answers on how many number of tags and/or categories combinations. Here is the answer: http://en.support.wordpress.com/posts/tags/
Five to 10 tags (or categories, or a combination of the two) is a good number to add to each of your posts. The more tags you use, the less likely it is that your post will be selected for inclusion in the global tag listings.
By golly! I think I’m actually happy (temporarily) with the multiple-colored appearance of my WordPress.com weblog, thanks in part to the Custom CSS Upgrade. This time the background colors are pastel for the CSS elements:
The overall gray color minimizes the brightness of the white backgrounds of the “header”, “wrapper”, “content” and “sidebar”.
Bahaha! Like my feed showing each article as a summary, my “front/home” page now shows less than EXCERPTS! It’s sheer torture to “force” readers to “Read more” by clicking on each blog/post/article entry! My purpose was to eliminate long entries and to the focus of my sidebars, which contain blogroll links to orgone vendors and such.
Thanks to the WordPress.com Custom CSS Upgrade, I’ve made my weblog pretty again. It has Donna’s favorite colors of purple (for the header) and green (for the sidebar headers). As a result, I cannot get the purple as a border around the site because of the hard-coding of the original theme designer. The fonts are basic black against white background for her sake again.
The WordPress.com theme used (AGAIN) is:
Sandbox 0.6.1 by Andy Skelton & Scott Allan Wallick
A theme with powerful, semantic CSS selectors and the ability to add new skins.
I like this theme because it has the templates for ARCHIVES and LINKS. Other themes have one or the other. Plus, I require my TIME/DATE STAMP to appear on both the “body.home” and “body.single” elements. So I’m keeping this one for awhile until I get bored with the layout. Sheesh!