Problem solved!
The problem is with blogrolls (like on the sidebar) that use "Blogrolling".
If there's anything on the blog using "Blogrolling", then there'll be a redirect to a page that says something like "this domain is for sale".
Solution: Go to Dashboard. Look in template html coding for anything saying "blogrolling.com" and delete the item(s). Then save changes. This should do it.
The problem is with blogrolls (like on the sidebar) that use "Blogrolling".
If there's anything on the blog using "Blogrolling", then there'll be a redirect to a page that says something like "this domain is for sale".
Solution: Go to Dashboard. Look in template html coding for anything saying "blogrolling.com" and delete the item(s). Then save changes. This should do it.
3 comments:
I was convinced that you sold the blog, then I was convinced that the domain was hijacked. I don't know much about the inner workings of blogging but have learned a lot in the past couple of days. This was a good puzzle.
Early on, when the sale sign disappeared I thought the worst had happened. I thought a leftist internet gorilla had exploited a lapse in the domain registration and somehow usurped the site. (Round up the usual suspect.)
Phew! Glad that's over.
Yeah, me too.
Funny thing... I was pretty calm about it, not really sweating it... I realized the risks all along and accepted that crap could happen one day.
Important thing is that I do what I do, wherever I do it. And I know how to build an online audience (and do, when I do what I know to do, when I do it...).
So if a blog is hijacked or otherwise shut down, no biggie. I just start a new one. But glad I don't have to.
Ok, back to work kicking socialist ass...
Welcome back !
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