HOWTO migrate from Blosxom to Wordpress. Uses the MT export format, which means things like hierarchical categories don’t transfer over. Hat tip: D’Ancy Norman. ¶
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marc nozell | September 1st, 2004 @ 5:10 pm |
My blosxom-based blog didn’t have a very deep hierarchy — only a few posts that were more than one
deep — so for me it wasn’t a big hassle. Hey, at least I mentioned it:
-marc
D'Arcy Norman | September 3rd, 2004 @ 4:11 pm |
Fixing it up after import didn’t take too long. Just had to manually create a few categories that didn’t have posts in them on their own… Really liking Wordpress, but miss the way categories were handled under Blosxom – like, in Wordpress each category needs to have a unique name (meaning I can’t have a structure like /apple/ipod and /software/ipod – there can be only 1 ipod…)