TEMPLATE FOR POSTS
First post with a post template!
IT WORKED! I hit new post and I just typed over the words and everything is in the font, size, color, and justification I want!
If you find yourself repeating the same basic post design, make yourself a template and streamline your posting. I'm sure there is an easier way to make your own template, but this is how I did mine. I figured it out on my own through trial and error. It's simple really and you don't need to know Html.
I started a new post.
If you find yourself repeating the same basic post design, make yourself a template and streamline your posting. I'm sure there is an easier way to make your own template, but this is how I did mine. I figured it out on my own through trial and error. It's simple really and you don't need to know Html.
I started a new post.
- I wrote "first line"
- I double spaced and wrote "post here"
- I highlighted the first line, changed the font name, size, hit bold, changed the color, and the justification.
- I did the same for the second line, but skipped the bold.
- I went from "compose" to "edit html" >highlighted all>copied (control/c)
- Title it "template", and save the post as a draft, in case I had to make changes.
- I went to my blog>settings>formating>post template.
- Pasted (control/v) the code in "post template".
- Go to "new post" and type over "first line" and "post here" to create a new post.
- Publish it, hit refresh, and see if it works.
- If it works, delete the draft of the "template" post!
- Post as needed...
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