Aug 4 13 Big Day Asides, wordpress.com Just launched some pretty major features at WordPress.com: private blogs, store, and custom CSS. Share this:Email
13 Comments Nick Wilson — August 4, 2006 @ 3:08 am Where’s the info on Store? Custom CSS is pretty neat. Reply Matt — August 4, 2006 @ 3:10 am Custom CSS is a paid upgrade, the store is in the backend interface under “Upgrades”. Reply Pingback: WordPress.com adds Private Blogs and Custom CSS Upgrades Psycho Dude — August 4, 2006 @ 7:09 am The lack of custom CSS was one of the reeasons why I stopped using wordpress.com, it’s nice to see for new users that it’s finally becoming a possibility . Reply Pingback: Changing Way » Blog Archive » Cool WordPress random — August 4, 2006 @ 9:09 am I assume the CSS is being cleaned prevent the usual attacks (-moz-binding:, behaviour: etc.); is the code out there? Just KSES? Reply Matt — August 4, 2006 @ 11:11 am We’re using a number of approachs to clean the CSS, but yes we’re definitely watching the security there very closely. Reply Pingback: WordPress.com’dan yenilikler » Acemi Blogcu jess — August 4, 2006 @ 8:27 pm guess who i’m sitting with at a geek meeting- erica from barcamp austin stuff. and we talked about you! PS UM if we do not get together when you’re in austin that weekend (how long will you be there) i will be VURREH sad. *j Reply Pingback: Data Circle » Blog Archive » WordPress.com adds paid upgrades Pingback: WordPress.com adds privacy, custom CSS and optional paid upgrades -- Technology, Macs, the Internet and other matters. Matthew Lesh — August 6, 2006 @ 1:13 am Very very nice one Reply Pingback: WordPress Visual QuickStart Guide » WordPress.com adds privacy, custom CSS and optional paid upgrades
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Where’s the info on Store?
Custom CSS is pretty neat.
Custom CSS is a paid upgrade, the store is in the backend interface under “Upgrades”.
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The lack of custom CSS was one of the reeasons why I stopped using wordpress.com, it’s nice to see for new users that it’s finally becoming a possibility
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I assume the CSS is being cleaned prevent the usual attacks (
-moz-binding:,behaviour:etc.); is the code out there? Just KSES?We’re using a number of approachs to clean the CSS, but yes we’re definitely watching the security there very closely.
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guess who i’m sitting with at a geek meeting- erica from barcamp austin stuff. and we talked about you!
PS UM if we do not get together when you’re in austin that weekend (how long will you be there) i will be VURREH sad.
*j
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Very very nice one
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