By: www.thef

www.thef — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 00:18:52 +0000

Go to scriptlance.com and hire somebody for this
Being greedy and trying to do everything yourself produces a result, when Web suffers of websites, blogs, forums of low quality, buggy, of ugly design, just because site owners didn’t want to spend some money to hire a professional webdesigner/webdeveloper to work on their site.
Continue working yourself and you’ll see how fast quality of your website will degrade.

By: j k

j k — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 18:08:14 +0000

I did this once with a site that had no traffic. Hated it, and moved it back to a regular website.
If that particular site wasn’t so big, I would move it back to wordpress in a heartbeat.
Depending on the size of your site, it could be a huge job. What I suggest you do, is install wordpress in a folder, password protect the folder and keep robots out. Find a theme you like, play around with tweaking it, put ads on it whatever. Add your content to it. With the newer wordpress versions, you can match the links to what you have now. (I moved a friend from a blogger blog to a regular blog and didn’t even need to touch her filenames, because of the extension I gave to match blogger.)
It really isn’t that hard (unless you have a huge site, then I would say fuggedaboutit!
Alternatively, as long as your regular pages aren’t php, you could install wordpress in the root directory, and move pages over (matching them to the url you currently use) one at a time, and delete the old page.

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