How to Hide Post Dates in a WordPress Thesis

1. Log into your WordPress Admin account and click 'Thesis' in the left navigation.
2. Select 'Design Options' under the Thesis heading in the left navigation.

3. Find 'Bylines' in the Design Options section and expand the menu by clicking on the plus icon.
4. Make sure 'Show published-on date in page byline' is not checked. If it is checked, uncheck it.
5. Click 'Big Ass Save Button' and always check your blog to confirm the changes have been applied.

How to Clean Out WordPress on Filezilla

1. Enter the URL for FTP access to your website along with your user name and password. If you have forgotten these, contact your hosting provider to get them.
2. Click the 'Quickconnect' button to connect to your site.

3. Double-click on the folders in the 'Remote Site' field in FileZilla to navigate through the files on your site and find where you installed WordPress.
4. Click on a WordPress file or folder to highlight it. Press 'Delete' to remove the file or folder. To remove WordPress completely, delete the main WordPress folder.

How to Use Wordpress to Control Subdomains

1. Open your FTP software and go to your WordPress installation. Right-click 'wp-config.php' on your server and click 'Edit.' This process may be slightly different depending on the FTP software you're using, but you just need to open up the 'wp-config.php' file for editing.
2. Type 'define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true);' in the line above the comment that says '/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */.'

3. Go to your WordPress blog and log in. Click 'Administration.' Click 'Tools' and 'Network.'
4. Select 'sub-domains.' Provide the base address for your WordPress network. Add a title to the network, as well as a network email address. Click 'Install.'
5. Go back to your FTP program. Double-click 'wp-content.' Right-click an empty space in this folder and create a new directory named 'blogs.dir.' Open 'wp-config.php' again. Paste the data in the second field above the stop editing comment in this file. Add the data from the second field on this screen to the wp-config.php file. Save the files.
6. Navigate to the base directory of your WordPress installation. Open the '.htaccess' file and paste the information from the third field into this file. Save the file. Log out and back in to your WordPress installation.
7. Click 'Super Admin' and 'Sites.' Enter the subdomain address, name and email. Click 'Add Site' to add the subdomain to your WordPress installation.

How to Fix WordPress Comments in IE8

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard by launching a web browser and typing your website domain name, followed by '/wp-admin/', into the address bar. Press the 'ENTER' key.
2. Type your WordPress username and password into the displayed text fields, then click the 'Log In' button.

3. Click the 'Editor' link under the 'Appearance' header in the menu on the left side of the dashboard page.
4. Click the 'Header (header.php)' link on the right side of the web page.
5. Click to place your mouse cursor at the top of the header.php web page, above all other lines of code, then press the 'ENTER' key to create a new line.
6. Type '
' into the new line. This code detects the Internet Explorer 8 web browser and forces it to render content in 'compatibility' mode as Internet Explorer 7.
7. Click the 'Update File' button to save the header.php file with the new code.

How to Edit Multiple Wordpress Posts

1. Open your Web browser and log in to your WordPress administration area. If you are hosting your blog on your own server, type your domain name into the address bar followed by '/wp-admin/', type your user name and password into the displayed text fields, then click the 'Log In' button. If you are hosting your blog at WordPress.com, type 'www.wordpress.com' into the address bar, then type your user name and password into the text fields in the top left corner of the Web page. Click 'Log In.'
2. Click the 'Posts' menu on the left side of the screen.

3. Check the text boxes next to the posts that you want to edit.
4. Click to select 'Edit' from the 'Bulk Actions' drop-down menu.
5. Click the 'Apply' button to open the bulk-post-editing section.
6. Check the boxes next to the listed categories to add or remove the selected posts from that category. Type new tags in the 'Tags' field to add tags to all of the posts.
7. Click the 'Author,' 'Comments,' 'Status,' 'Pings' or 'Sticky' drop-down menus to change each available option for the selected posts.
8. Click the 'Update' button to apply and save the changes.

How to Reinstall WordPress on Go Daddy

1. Go to Go Daddy's website and log into Account Manager. There's a log-in box at the top of every page.
2. Click the 'Products' tab and go to 'Web Hosting.'

3. Find the account you want WordPress on and click 'Launch.' The Hosting Control Center opens.
4. Select 'Install Apps' and then 'WordPress.'
5. Press the 'Install Now!' button.
6. Confirm the domain name you want WordPress installed on.
7. Type in a description of your database and choose a password. Click 'Next.'
8. Enter a directory for WordPress. Leave this blank if you want WordPress to be your default landing page; otherwise type in a directory name. You create and name the directory yourself, so choose anything you want. If you used WordPress before you may have created a 'Blog' directory. Use it again if you want.
9. Click 'Next' and enter an admin name, password, email address and blog title for your new installation.
10. Select 'Finish.' It takes about 24 hours for everything to be set up. Just as before, you'll receive a confirmation email when WordPress is ready to use.

How to Post From WordPress to My Facebook Wall

1. Download WordBook from the WordPress plug-in repository. Open the FTP program. Connect to your WordPress web server. Navigate to 'wp-content/Plugins.' Drag and drop the plug-in folder here to upload it.
2. Log in to WordPress. Click 'Administration.' Click 'Plugins.'

3. Click the 'Activate' link underneath this plug-in. Click 'Options' and 'WordBook.' Adjust your settings as necessary to post to your Facebook profile.