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can you use wordpress plugins when your blog is hosted on wordpress?
Question by aah_ank: can you use wordpress plugins when your blog is hosted on wordpress?
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Answer by Kate Brown
I don’t know. However if you’re going to start your blog at your own domain with different pages, you need a web host providing wordpress.
One of these services is reachable at: http://bluehost-service.atspace.com . Their service is really great and easy to use.
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Can you install plugins to a free version of wordpress?
Question by : Can you install plugins to a free version of wordpress?
I have a free version of wordpress, can I still install a plugin? There is not plugin section on my dashboard.
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Answer by Tom M
if you are using wordpress.com, then you can’t use plugins, but if you have downloaded wordpress to your computer and you are using it with a web host, then yes, it is plug-in friendly 
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Technorati tags and WordPress plugins: Are there any online tutorials?
Question by Kevin S: Technorati tags and WordPress plugins: Are there any online tutorials?
I have no idea what I’m doing nor why I’m doing it. Thanks!
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Answer by MattGarrett
Hi Kevin,
there’s a video to show you how WP Plugins work here:
http://blogtactics.com/wp-plugins/
and another one on using Technorati here:
http://blogtactics.com/why-bother-claiming-your-blog-on-technorati/
hope this helps. 
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Need help on plugins for WordPress?
Question by Jared: Need help on plugins for WordPress?
I am trying to get plugins to work on my page. I download it, then hit activate, and nothing shows up. I am new to wordpress, what do I need to do differently?
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Answer by littlered527
Every plugin is slightly different. Some plugin’s will actually create their own heading in your dashboard, or they will load themselves under an existing heading. Depending on what the plugin is meant to do… it will probably be located under either “Appearance”, “Tools”, or “Settings”. Sometimes (rarely) I have seen plugins load under the “Post” or “Page” heading. ALSO… many plugin’s have a “settings” link next to the activate link on the plugins page… that will usually allow you to set it up… or if you are still unable to locate the plugin you can usually visit the “authors” website to read more about it. The link to the author is usually on the plugin page after the description of the plugin.
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