The proper way to do so would be to enable and use the locale module to change the string see: http://drupal.org/node/24593 for more specific instructions.
the hacky way to do it would be to find that string in the drupal core files and change it, I believe this would be in the blog.module file, however every time you update you would have to change it again, which is why it's not the best way to handle this problem.
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I assume you mean in the recent posts block.
The proper way to do so would be to enable and use the locale module to change the string see: http://drupal.org/node/24593 for more specific instructions.
the hacky way to do it would be to find that string in the drupal core files and change it, I believe this would be in the blog.module file, however every time you update you would have to change it again, which is why it's not the best way to handle this problem.
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give a person a fish and you feed them for a day but ... teach a person to fish and you feed them for a lifetime
Thank you I will try the
Thank you I will try the proper way.
Change the core is no option.