My good friend Galba Bright recently asked me about “podcast-enabling” his Wordpress blog. He had thought that it was necessary to install the Podpress plugin. However, while this has it’s benefits, you don’t need anything more than the sheer beauty of a vanilla Wordpress install.
You see, the only difference between a traditional Wordpress blog and a Wordpress podcast is a nifty snippet of code in your RSS feed, called an Enclosure
. Essentially, all this is is a link to the media file (mp3, avi, whatever) that and other Podcatchers
can use to locate and download the podcast. Here’s an example of an enclosure in your RSS feed: <enclosure url="http://domain.com/file.mp3" />.
The question is, how do you add this little snippet of code to your feed? This is where the beauty of Wordpress really shines through. Simply by linking to an MP3 file when you create a post, like so, creates an enclosure in your feed automatically. It really is that simple, so get podcasting 
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Robert - Classifieds
i have never used CMS such as wordpress for my own site. mainly because it doesn’t have the features i want and it has to many unnecessary features.
That is good to know if I ever get a podcaster wanting a website created thou, Thanks.
P.S. i have launched a new design on my website, I’m telling the world
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Grant — 13/01/08 @ 6:00 pm