Dec 15

wordpressHow to Find a Domain Name for Your Wordpress Website

Wordpress is one of the fastest growing platforms that is being used to create websites. In fact, MangoOrange.com is the developer of one of the web's most popular free Wordpress themes.  Wordpress is very powerful and a great tool for anyone looking to create a web presence.

Wordpress eliminates the need of paying someone thousands of dollars to build a website.  You can now easily create a web page as long as you have web hosting and a domain name.

The great part of all of this is the fact web hosting and domain names can be purchased so cheap if you choose the right web hosting provider.  My job today will be to point you in the right direction in your search for a domain name for you Wordpress website.    The process is very easy; however, I thought I would write a quick how-to-guide explaining how to setup a Wordpress website.

Finding A Domain For A Wordpress Website:

Option 1:

You can use a domain availability tool to search for a domain name that is free and register the name using Bluehost. The great part about Bluehost is the fact that they make it easy to install Wordpress.  In fact, in the Bluehost CPANEL there is an option that allows you to easily install Wordpress on your account as soon as you register for a domain name and hosting.   This is BY FAR the easiest way to get a domain name for your Wordpress website.

Option 2:

Being that you will need web hosting along with a domain name I would highly suggest that you find a web hosting provider that will give you a free domain name with the purchase of hosting.  So for only $3.95 a month you can host your Wordpress site and get a free domain.  Most hosts listed on AlreadyHosting.com will give you free Wordpress installation.

If you are searching for a domain name to host your Wordpress website I would highly suggest that you take a look at AlreadyHosting.com.

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Sep 26

Website Hosting

Today I would like to teach you how to easily create your first website using Wordpress and Wordpress themes.   Prior to the development individuals looking to create a presence online were forced to either learn how to build and design websites, or they were required to pay a large sum of money to create the site.   This is no longer true.

Wordpress is a free application that allows uers to develop blogs, personal websites, or business websites.  In fact, this very site (MangoOrange.com) is powered by Wordpress and our very own i3theme.    Today I would like to teach you the very simple steps needed to easily create your first website with wordpress themes.

How To Create Your First Website

1.  The only thing that you will need to purchase is web hosting (your space on they internet).   This will cost around $50 for an entire years worth of hosting, so it is very affordable.   In my opinion the best web hosting provider is HostMonster, so before we get started please take a second and register for web hosting at HostMonster.   Please watch this guide to signing up with HostMonster if you need help.

2. Log into your newly created web hosting account.  Once you are logged in you can scroll down until you see a button that says SimpleScripts. Simple click this button and use Simplescripts to easy install Wordpress, for free, on your web hosting server.

3.  Once you have done this you will receive an email with details how to log into your newly created wordpress website.   Simple follow those instructions to log into your account.

4.  Next, you will want to scan the web for free wordpress themes to find a theme that fits your needs.  We offer a very popular free wordpress theme if you would like to use it.   Once you find a theme, download the .ZIP file to your computer's desktop.

5.  Now from your wordpress account you can upload the free wordpress theme and customize your page with any text that you would like to appear.   With wordpress, creating your first website is as easy as typing on Microsoft Word.

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Apr 10

There is no better time to buy real estate than today!  Donald Trump calls this the best market that he has seen in years.   If you are getting involved in real estate a website is one of the most important things that you will need.   I thought I would write a guide to building a Real Estate Website as easy as 1-2-3.

Step 1:   Purchase Real Estate Web Hosting
The first step to having a Real Estate Website is to purchase web hosting.  When purchasing web hosting I suggest that you go through BlueHost due to their great customer support and extremely low pricing.  Bluehost supports WordPress web hosting and this is essential to starting your real estate website.  By clicking on our exclusive link you can get web hosting for only $3.95 a month which is about the best you can get!

Step 2:   Install WordPress For Free
After purchasing web hosting with Bluehost you will need to log into your account.  Once you login you will see a button called "WordPress".  Bluehost is a great web host because they install wordpress for you saving you hours.  Just click the Wordpress button and install the free application on your server.

Step 3:  Download and Install A Real Estate Website Theme
By downloading a free Real Estate Website theme you can get a professional website design without even having to do any coding.  To find the perfect FREE Real Estate website I suggest looking at these 17 Real Estate templates and choose which ever one you like the most.  You can also search on Google for Free Real Estate website themes.  Once you find a theme all you have to do is download it, extract the zip file, and copy the folder to the WP-Content>Themes folder.   Once you have installed the theme the rest is as easy as 1-2-3... Login to your free wordpress account and type in your business information (easy as writing an email).

Building a Real Estate Website Is EASY!  Follow these steps and you can create your Real Estate website in a matter of an hour or two for only $3.95 a month.  Remember to get started you must purchase web hosting and you can get this at BlueHost for cheap!

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Dec 23


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As Christmas coming, it would be a great gift to present to all the i3Theme fans and here it is: the i3Theme 1.5. Nothing major has changed except that I have fixed quite a few bugs and guess what? It's now compatible with version before WordPress 2.3. I hope this is a great feature for the non-english WordPress as I believe they are a little behind the english version.

Not only that, I have finally fixed the major problem in IE6 where widgets or images that larger than the sidebar width will pushes the rest of the boxes or main content down. Hope everyone will have little problems with this new release.

Below's a list of changes made:

  • SEO-friendly header title
  • Enable hierarchical structure for category's sidebar (for Widgets, use the 'Categories' widget)
  • Bug Fixed: (Only in IE6) Information overflow in the sidebar destroy the layout
  • Bug Fixed: Next/Previous link display the same [special thanks to Jamie]
  • Bug Fixed: Category icons missing when using Widgets' categories
  • Bug Fixed: Unable to work in WordPress 2.2 or lower [special thanks to mat]

Lastly, I would like to announce that i3Theme has 19,648 downloads since the first release of i3Theme. I hope by Christmas, it will hit the 20,000 mark.

Till then, Merry Christmas to everyone!

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Nov 15

Within 2 months, i3Theme has jump from 9,500 downloads to over 15,000 downloads. It shocked me as well, but I'm very glad that everyone loves it. Such continual support has enable me to keep working harder to improve the i3Theme.

Here it is, the next release of the i3Theme, version 1.4. I'm sorry that it took quite a while for me to come out with this release as I was busy finishing up my project assignments as well as preparing for my upcoming final exam.

So, you might be asking, what's new and what's fix...

  1. Availability of author credential of each post
    Now you will be able to see whose the author of the post. Thanks to Ken's request and donation. :)
  2. Improved blog header title with better navigation information
  3. Able to handle multiple rows of the sub-navigation page (click below to enlarge)
    i3Theme 1.4 Sub-Nav - Small
  4. Able to handle 2 times (over 2000px in height) the current maximum number of items in the box
  5. BUG FIXED: Wrong function name used, bloginfo() instead of get_bloginfo() [original iTheme code]

I hope you guys like it and continue to give me the support by downloading the latest i3Theme. More things coming up in December 2007. Keep a look out.

Lastly, kudos to i3Theme users.

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