flash player plug in
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where can i find the flash player plug in to protect my images from copying?
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Have you read this? code There is no FTP access to free hosted WordPress.COM blogs and we cannot install individual plugins into them The themes found on the internet are for WordPress.ORG installs which run on different software.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/ftp-access/
http://en.support.wordpress.com/plugins/
WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: The DifferencesI recommend watermarking your images. http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/2007/10/19/watermark-your-blog-images/ See here also for a great tip from devblog > http://csswiz.wordpress.com/2009/08/16/cover-your-images/
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Edit: 2ns sentence
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well my friend has wordpress of her own, she got the flash player plug in through here and her images are protected. she doesn’t have to watermark them.
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Your friend is then not hosted at wordpress.COM, but self-hosted. You can install plugins on self-hosted site. Self-hosting will run you about $10 to $25 per month generally depending on your requirements.
Also, do not think that flash will magically protect your images from theft. Anything can be gotten around.
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It is more than that. Yes, you have to have your own domain name, but you also need to hire a web host such as godaddy, bluehost, etc., and install and configure the wordpress.ORG software at your web host. You are then completely responsible for your site. You have to do all installations, all upgrades, all backups and all troubleshooting. If something goes wrong, you have to figure it out and fix it. Here at wordpress.COM, virtually all of that is handled for you so all you have to do is blog.
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Before hitting reply, I should say that self-hosting a wordpress installation is far easier than it used to be. Upgrades, plugin and theme installations and upgrades can be done almost automatically, but you should know that the process, just like about anything in life, can sometimes break down and then you have to dig into things to fix the issue. In my experience, the process has been virtually painless, but I also end up fixing a good number of sites where things go wrong. It is part of how I make my living.
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i see it now. I have my wordpress.com blog so i buy the domain, that blog would transfer to the .org domain. I hope so.
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Hi I bought a domain from godaddy. Now i am trying to log in through word-press to activate my domain name and it saying error cant log in. Any help
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@rebelipe2086: Your question is off-topic. For the sake of organization, please start a separate topic and we’ll take it from there:
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@roughchristyseyes
i see it now. I have my wordpress.com blog so i buy the domain, that blog would transfer to the .org domain. I hope so.
If you hire a web host and set up a WordPress.org install then you can export content out of your free hosted WordPress.com blog and import it into your new WordPress.com install.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/moving-a-blog/#moving-to-wordpress-org
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thats awesome, thank you @timethief and @thesacredpath for answering my questions. I will probably be here to ask you both some stupid questions in near future. :)
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@throughchristyseyes, there are no stupid questions. :)
I use A Small Orange and have been very happy with them. They are very reasonably priced, have great customer and technical support and have been super reliable. They have a “Tiny” shared hosting plan that will do most bloggers very nicely at $25 per year.
There is also recommended hosting over on the wordpress.ORG site.
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@throughchristyseyes
For a step by step do it yourself guide see > Setting up a self-hosted WordPress.org install
Best wishes with you new site. :)
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