Posts Tagged with "Wordpress"

New Premium WordPress Theme For Nigerian Entrepreneur

Thursday, May 20, 2010

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Irrespective of what people may say, the truth remains that the design and layout of a blog matters. Right from the launch of this blog, I’ve always try to use a blog design that will present my content in a simple but professional way. That has been my reason for always wanting to use a [...]

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Website Designer

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

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You too can become a professional website designer. Website designing (also known as website developing) has become one of the most lucrative online business opportunities that many online entrepreneurs are using to earn money online. Professional website designers are very much  in high demand especially in the developing countries located in Africa and Asia. Benefits [...]

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WordPress 2.7 Rocks!!!

Sunday, March 8, 2009

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This blog, Nigerian Entrepreneur is powered by  WordPress 2.7. I am really excited to say a big kudos to the WordPress Team for the newest version of the WordPress CMS software. It is truly an excellent piece of software. The WordPress Team truly kept their promise of Auto WordPress Upgrade. Since I upgraded this blog [...]

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Have You Updated To WordPress 2.7?

Friday, December 12, 2008

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Nigerian Entrepreneur is now powered by the new WordPress 2.7! I first noticed the update prompt on my blog admin dashboard yesterday. It may have been there before then, but it was yesterday I noticed it. I took a mental note to Google and find out if anybody was having a hitch upgrading from WordPress [...]

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How I solved my WordPress 2.6.1 Upgrade Error

Thursday, August 28, 2008

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I just realize that a lot of bloggers are still having issues with their upgrade to WordPress 2.6.1. When I upgraded, I had a problem, the upgrade was partially successful. I made a post about it WordPress 2.6.0 to 2.6.1 another upgrade headache .  The effect of that partial success was my inability to edit [...]

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