
You
can’t start a WordPress blog in 10 minutes. And you can’t start one in 10 hours either.
You know why? Because it takes countless hours to customize WordPress and get things done and make things look like the way you want (unless you are a WordPress geek).
And hey, I didn’t even count the time required to actually create content. That’s the real purpose of a blog,
right?
First things first.
I'm going to assume that you have already purchased a domain name, web hosting plan, and have installed WordPress (either manually or automatically via your web hosting control panel). If not, you should. ;)
So, I have just installed WordPress at
http://www.minterest.in (a demo WordPress site that I have
temporarily created to write
this very blog post).
And the idea is to reverse engineer Minterest (
this blog) --- by installing and customizing the WordPress theme and the set of WordPress plugins that I'm using on
this blog. However, there are few limitations as the demo site doesn't have (real) content.
I have tried to replicate as many things as possible from
this blog on the demo site so that both look identical.
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