>Complete Links To Don White’s Blogs
Affinity: Don White’s Sunshine Cabal –
46 Posts, last published on Jan 7, 2009
New Product Clearinghouse –
53 Posts, last published on Jan 7, 2009
House ABC’s –
126 Posts, last published on Jan 7, 2009
His Heart Pounds To The Tempo of Hers –
22 Posts, last published on Jan 7, 2009
Yankee Wizard –
153 Posts, last published on Jan 7, 2009
Church Wire –
4 Posts, last published on Jan 5, 2009
Discrimination –
38 Posts, last published on Jan 5, 2009
Anger Stimulates Action –
225 Posts, last published on Jan 5, 2009
Political Disconnect –
287 Posts, last published on Jan 5, 2009
Don White Portfolio –
298 Posts, last published on Jan 5, 2009
Job World: World Organization of Work –
70 Posts, last published on Jan 4, 2009
Women Love and Men Admire –
52 Posts, last published on Jan 2, 2009
COSMIC Light LOGIC –
104 Posts, last published on Jan 2, 2009
BODY & MIND ATTRACTION –
58 Posts, last published on Jan 2, 2009
FAMILY HISTORY –
47 Posts, last published on Jan 1, 2009
Women Love & Men Admire –
51 Posts, last published on Dec 31, 2008
Auto –
62 Posts, last published on Dec 31, 2008
Auto Ecstasy . . . –
41 Posts, last published on Dec 31, 2008
Hot Air Machine –
6 Posts, last published on Dec 31, 2008
WOW1 –
68 Posts, last published on Dec 31, 2008
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The import/export feature opens up a whole new range of portability for your blogs, as well as allows for a few new options in the blog creation process. To get you started, we’ve rounded up a handful of ideas that can be done with importing and exporting:
A couple caveats
iLike brings music to your blog by letting you embed and share playlists that you make yourself. Using their simple interface, you can organize and arrange your tunes, then seamlessly integrate them into your blog’s sidebar.
To get started, head on over to the playlist editor and build up your list of tunes from the iLike database. When you are finished, simply click the orange ‘Done!’ button at the bottom of the page, and you will be taken to a preview of what your playlist will look like on Blogger.
If everything looks good, click the orange ‘Add to Blogger’ button to go to Blogger’s Import Page Element Page (if not already signed in you will be prompted to do so.) Then choose the blog which you want to have the playlist, and click ‘Add Widget.’
The iLike gadget will now show up in your blog’s page elements editor for you to arrange as you wish. Pretty cool, eh?
Keep in mind though that playlist editor feature of iLike is still technically in beta, so the usual caveats apply. However, if you are feeling extra entrepreneurial you could help out the iLike dev team by answering their quick survey.
Reactions works with Layouts templates, though if your template is heavily customized, you may have to reset your widget templates for Reactions to appear. If you have a Classic template you will need to switch to Layouts to use Reactions.
Of course, Reactions isn’t the only way to gather great feedback from readers; we also recently launched the Embedded Comment Form. With both Reactions and better commenting, we aim to make it easier for you to get the response and adoration you deserve.
Try Reactions now! We hope your reaction is <3.
Updated, 2:30 PM: Corrected to say that Reactions is a Layouts-only feature.
Adding a geotag to your post is easy. Log into draft.blogger.com, open the post editor, and click the add location link below the main text field.
Use the location editor to search, drag, click and zoom on a map to choose and save a location. We’ll try to label the location you choose using our reverse geocoder, which looks up a name for a point on the map. You can also edit the location name by clicking the blue location name text below the search field.
When you publish your post, the geotag is displayed below your blog post as a link, which will open up Google Maps.
We also include each post’s location in your blog’s RSS and Atom feeds using GeoRSS, a standard for geotagging. This means that feed readers, map applications and search engines can associate your posts with their locations.
Geotagging has a few known issues. We’ll be addressing them shortly, but here are some suggested workarounds for the near-term:
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