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100 new themes added

Nov 8th

Posted by Harry in Manual

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The theme is what determines how your site looks, the layout, colours etc. We just added and/or upgraded 100 themes, so now you can choose over 120 themes when signing up for a Biketravellers.com blog.

Most themes are even further customizable, for example you can change the colours, header image. Of course you can also add, move or delete the many available widgets, the small blocks of infrmation on the sidebar. You can try out every theme you like and if you don’t want it anymore? Then you can change (back) with just one click, all your posts are saved, they will just look differently 🙂

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How do you use your new blog?

Nov 2nd

Posted by Harry in FAQ

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All BikeTravellers are powered by the Open Source WordPress system, but we have already done the installation for you! WordPress is packed with many amazing features. So now that you’ve got it installed, what should you do? These are the instructions as also to be found on the WordPress site (all links will lead you to the detailed info on the WordPress.org site.)

Let’s take a step-by-step tour through your WordPress site and learn about how all the different functions work and how to make your new site your own.

Starting from the Top

Begin by logging into the Administration Panel. This is the brain behind your website, the place where you can let your creativity explode, writing brilliant prose and designing the best and most lovely website possible. This is where the organization of your site begins – and this is just the start. You can use the “Admin Bar” you see on top or can always type: yourblog.biketravellers.com/wp-admin.php

From the Administration Panel, from the top of the screen menu choose View Site. Like it? Don’t like it? Doesn’t matter, just look at it. This is where you are going to be spending a lot of time over the next few minutes, hours, More >

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  • Welcome to Biketravellers.com Bicycle blogs

    Cycling near the Dutch windmills Welcome at the new Biketravellers blogs. Here everybody who is interested in bicycles and bike trips can open a free blog and start posting right away!

    Filled with features like photo -uploads, YouTube support and 100+ other plugins, more than 125 different themes which can be further customized if needed, widget support and much more, so sign-up for free and claim yourname.biketravellers.com now.

    New: Now you can also host your own Domain (yourdomain.com, so without the BikeTravellers.com part) for free! Ask for details on how to do this.

    Everybody who has something to tell or show about anything to do with travelling by bicycle or bicyles can get a free blog here. Register
    yourname.biketravellers.com     now! Did I mention is was free?

    You can post photo's,  videos and of course stories about your bike, your trip, now, in the past of in the future. You can create discussion groups and forums in a click can create a free new blog (even if you already have one) here.

  • Recent Networkwide Posts

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      ThumbnailThis is La Ponderosa. Not only my main transportation vehicle but also my house. Well, sort of . When traveling, effectively becomes my home, but when I stay at a place like Barcelona, ​​for example, living and […]

    • Omar Ruiz-Diaz wrote a new post, Comfort Zone , on the site OMARGLOBAL 12 years, 10 months ago

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