I have read many good comments about Wordpres, so I have decided to try it... I have seen that most sites have links in this format: www.mydomain.com/06/27/my-first-story I would like to know if is possible to make it in this way (I have pages already indexed): www.mydomain.com/my-first-story.html Is there an option? Thanks P.S.: can you give me a source for Wordpress plugins?
Its called Permalinks and can be found in the WP control panel. See http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks.
There are several good threads here on popular plugins used by here is a great source for most all of them: http://wp-plugins.net/
I also own a wordpress blog and use permalinks to to this. This is a pluging which you'll have to install. And then you can create such links.
I have got another question about WP... Is there a way to turn off the date in posts? I have found a plugin but it doesn't work... Any idea? Thanks
No obvious way, but you can remove that part from the template file For example, in index.php / single.php there's a part that echoes the post date. Simply remove it and it won't show up on the live page.
That's why it's called template. You don't have to do this for every post. Do what Etherfast have told you and you should be fine although I don't know why would someone want to remove date stamps in his posts.
You have to delete it from the theme/template you are using... generally looks like this: the_time('F dS, Y '); you just quit that line and goodbye date