In 2001, Movable Type was created as Six Apart’s flagship blogging software. The product was created by Ben and Mena Trott, co-founders of Six Apart, as a means to make a better blogging tool. Eight years later and the popularity of Movable Type has done nothing but grow. Ease of Use (5/5) 5 out of

... unique meta tags for each blog entry. We customized her Movable Type setup to include a unique meta description tag ... was pointless as far as SEO goes. Here's a quick tutorial on how to use Movable Type's custom fields to add a unique meta description tag to your blog entries. Go ... ENTRY from the SYSTEM OBJECT dropdown menu.Type the words Meta Description in the NAME field.Choose ...

... November 19, 2009 - Six Apart, the world's leading blogging software and services company, today announced that Movable Type has been selected by South Korea-based travel community afterabc ... chief executive, Charlie Oh. "We are therefore delighted to be working with Six Apart to incorporate the Movable Type social publishing platform into our blog service offering" ...

We require a developer that is experienced in Movable Type. If you have worked with the platform before please contact me. From supplied designs you will be required to produced a fully functional publishing site. Work Load: Full- ... ID: 100622483 Category: Web Development > Web Programming Skills: Movable Type, PHP, MySQL, jquey, XHTML, java script Country: ...

... Monday, folks! It’s November, which means the release of Movable Type 5 is just around the corner. We should be seeing a release candidate build soon. ... with MT lately? Let us know in the comments. Possibly Related PostsMovable Type Monday: Zemanta, TypePad Platform, Comment Styling, ... : 4.26, Themes, Feedback Forms, and MoreMovable Type Monday: Themes, Plugins, and an Interview with Anil Dash

... , many) blogs appear in other blogs, automatically. For example, Mary would like certain posts from Dave’s blog that may be of interest to hear readers to show up automatically on her blog. Related posts:A Couple of Movable Type TipsSix Reasons Why Movable Type SucksLocking Down an MT Blog