djaef
06-27-2007, 07:14 AM
Hey Pixelposters!
I installed my blog most of a year ago (1.5 final), and it's all working fine. But I have seen some really cool features on a few blogs that seem to belong to version 1.6 - mostly to do with comments inline instead of in a pop-up, and I think it's about time for a small redesign.
So I have been thinking of upgrading to version 1.6. But then I started thinking about it. I remember doing a few things in the code (instead of using an add-on) and I'm concerned to upgrade and have a mess on my hands. I seem to have forgotten all that php stuff in the course of the year. I still struggle greatly with that. HTML and CSS, no problem. But Pixelpost really stretches me....
So my question is this. Can I install 1.6 on my server alongside my existing installation and fine tune and polish it, and then when it's all cool, import all my pictures from the current blog and get it working at the same url? What are the issues with doing that? Otherwise, I'm a bit of a chicken to even start.
Thanks for any advice.
G
I installed my blog most of a year ago (1.5 final), and it's all working fine. But I have seen some really cool features on a few blogs that seem to belong to version 1.6 - mostly to do with comments inline instead of in a pop-up, and I think it's about time for a small redesign.
So I have been thinking of upgrading to version 1.6. But then I started thinking about it. I remember doing a few things in the code (instead of using an add-on) and I'm concerned to upgrade and have a mess on my hands. I seem to have forgotten all that php stuff in the course of the year. I still struggle greatly with that. HTML and CSS, no problem. But Pixelpost really stretches me....
So my question is this. Can I install 1.6 on my server alongside my existing installation and fine tune and polish it, and then when it's all cool, import all my pictures from the current blog and get it working at the same url? What are the issues with doing that? Otherwise, I'm a bit of a chicken to even start.
Thanks for any advice.
G