Viewing the contents of a blog

The main page of a blog displays a number of articles or other items such as photos and reviews.

Some key features of your blog main page:

When you publish a new article, it is displayed at the top of the main page and the ones already on the main page are moved down. The articles posted longest ago are removed from the main page if there is no longer any room for them. However, these articles are still stored in your blog archives.

When you open your blog's main page, it is similar to the example of a review shown below:



You can open individual articles, photos or reviews on their own pages to view their contents. Each posting on the main page has two links to its page, called permanent links:

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The icon beside its title

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The Permanent Link link below the posting

Contents of a posting's individual page

Clicking a posting's icon or Permanent Link to take you to its page.

Each posting's page contains these items:

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The Title of the posting

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The Body of the posting if it is an article or review; alternatively the full size photo if it is a photo

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Comments made in response to the posting (if comments have been enabled)

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Trackbacks pointing to the posting (if trackbacks have been enabled)

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The Post Comment form (if comments have been enabled)

The graphic example below shows a review's individual page:


On its individual page, the title and body text of a review is preceded by a quick summary containing the information you entered in the Music Review, Movie Review or Book Review form of the Post Review page.

Other types of information are contained individual article and photo pages.