That is it, unless anyone spots any glaring mistooks. If you do please let me know by a comment on the blog. I’ve only had one so far at that was from WordPress but then I haven’t even started search engine optimisation (SEO).
However I am already regretting using the old Wade-Giles transcription of Tai Chi so I may decide to replace it with taiji throughout but do I then have to also register and transfer everything to a new domain? I’m going to sleep on it…
The only other thing I need to do is make the site appear to come from the root directory wishwudangtaichi.org.uk without the added /wp which again I could ignore but find really irritating so I won’t. I will definitely fix that.
If successful my next post might actually be about taiji but then I have also got to look into SEO, edit flyers and posters and update all the online links to our old site. Note to self – too many buts in this blog.
Are you sure that you have romanised the Wudang Master’s name correctly? Should it not be Cheng Tinhung rather than Cheng Tin-hung?
I think for modern official pinyin you are probably correct but in Hong Kong most seem to stick to the older Wade-Giles system as well as using traditional rather than simplified characters. As long as it is unambiguous I don’t think it really matters but I will try to develop a consistent style.