Using Flock - Blogging with Flock Part 1
Now we are getting to the REALLY kick-ass stuff in Flock! The blogging tutorials. I’ve broken it down over a series of tutorials to save my own bandwidth.
In the first installment, I’ll show you how EXTREMELY easy it is to set up your blog in Flock. So if you have a blog and your blog, set it up following these steps!
Flock supports blogs hosted by the following:
- Wordpress.com
- Typepad
- Movable Type
- LiveJournal
- Drupal
- Blogger
It supports the following API’s (This is if you host your own blog, for example if you downloaded Wordpress from wordpress.org and loaded it onto an ISP server yourself.)
- Movable Type API
- MetaWeblog
- Blogger
- Atom
To view the tutorial in HTML, click here.
To download an PDF document with the screenshots, click here.
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[...] If you have not read the first part in this tutorial and you would like to see how to set up your blog in Flock, click here to read it. [...]
Blogger has upgraded to new version which requires a google account to sign in. I no longer am able to blog directly with flock. Tried using new login but still doesn’t work. Any ideas?
stii, i saw your note on my site re your work / tutorial in pics on setting up blogging with flock! it works now; i am using xml-rpc for serendipity.
great work. thanks.
xg