I just wanna make a simple blog. Which ones accept bbcode? I haev a ton of bbcode blogs to transfer. I wanna do this for fun. Any recommendations? Blogger? Blogspot? TUmblr?


The problem is most likely that your host doesn't support PHP.Ryukouki said:Forget that approach. What's a good web host that accepts BBPress or WordPress? How do you properly install it? My FTP upload did not work. All I got was source code when I tried running the install.php file. Is there an auto install?

You can do a ton of stuff with wordpress, they have a wiki (or just pages?) that can help answer your questions.Ryukouki said:a) I have successfully established my site's root (at the moment, it's a forum) at http://www.gaminghub.org. What I want to do now is make a BLOG (probably WordPress) the root, and have a forum link like the one on the GBAtemp portal, or the one on the old DSDatabase layout, here: http://www.dsdatabase.org/blog.What determines what is shown is the index.php/.html/.htm file.
You could have your setup like this:
htdocs/wordpress/
htdocs/index.php which is your wordpress page.
For example, the default Wordpress page is this:As you can see, to save lines of repeated code, each section is it's own .PHP file and then included into the main page. It not only saves lines of code, but any changes will only need to be made once.CODE
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c)Using Wordpress, can I somehow integrate the two together?Ryukouki said:b)Using FreeHostia services, how can I make a Word Press rooted blog have a subroot or domain at say sometihng like httq://www.gaminghub.org/forum or something? I want an arrangement like DSDatabase's but maybe better. My ideal site is a main blog that can lead to a forum run by BB Press.I'm not sure, but I think you would just make a folder called "forums" and have the index.php of your forum software there.
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