How the new blog setup works is intended to be simpler than it used to be.
First off, to visit various pages, use the buttons at the top of the page. These will bring up all the posts associated with the button. As an example, the Valerie Averill post and the Rumbo and Cars posts are all under the "Averills in Our Lifetime" button. History posts are under either the Rice or Averill button. I plan to make a "Peterson Place" blog that'll be set up the same way for Nancy and her family history.
I suggest that the best bet is simply to sign up to be notified via email when a post is made. You can then decide if it is a subject of interest.
You'll notice that all the comment stuff is gone, as are other things that take up space. To comment, you can use the comment form and I will post a response or reply privately depending on the email.
You may also notice that there's a print button whenever you bring up a post by clicking on its title or on a link that brings it up. Clicking on the print button will either print the post using the printer of your choice, will create an acrobat pdf, or include the post in an email. Printing a post using the button avoids printing out the site title or all the stuff that is below the post.
If you are a site author, clicking on the "Site Contributors" link at the bottom left takes you to a page with author profiles and a link that'll lead to the blog post logon page. There are also genealogy organization and links that you can get to by clicking on the "Site Genealogy" link.
First off, to visit various pages, use the buttons at the top of the page. These will bring up all the posts associated with the button. As an example, the Valerie Averill post and the Rumbo and Cars posts are all under the "Averills in Our Lifetime" button. History posts are under either the Rice or Averill button. I plan to make a "Peterson Place" blog that'll be set up the same way for Nancy and her family history.
I suggest that the best bet is simply to sign up to be notified via email when a post is made. You can then decide if it is a subject of interest.
You'll notice that all the comment stuff is gone, as are other things that take up space. To comment, you can use the comment form and I will post a response or reply privately depending on the email.
You may also notice that there's a print button whenever you bring up a post by clicking on its title or on a link that brings it up. Clicking on the print button will either print the post using the printer of your choice, will create an acrobat pdf, or include the post in an email. Printing a post using the button avoids printing out the site title or all the stuff that is below the post.
If you are a site author, clicking on the "Site Contributors" link at the bottom left takes you to a page with author profiles and a link that'll lead to the blog post logon page. There are also genealogy organization and links that you can get to by clicking on the "Site Genealogy" link.
