In both Blogger and Typepad, when you compose or edit a post you have the choice of doing it as WYSIWYG or HTML. WYSIWYG simply acts like a word processor… Read More »How do I cross off words in my blog, you know put a line through them?
WYSIWYG is pronounced wiz-ee-wig. It’s an acronym for What You See Is What You Get. WYSIWYG is a way of showing you as you type how things will look once… Read More »What is WYSIWYG?
This is answer was provided by Jules at Everyday Mommy. She has over 20 years experience in graphic design. Yes and no. It depends on where you find the picture.… Read More »I see so many bloggers post all kinds of graphics and rarely is there a nod to the source. If I want to add a picture to my site, do I have to ask permission from the artist?
This article was written by Jules at Everyday Mommy (who also designed our header and buttons). When you’re composing the design and layout of your blog there are a few… Read More »What are some basic design elements I should know?
A blogroll, usually listed in a bloggers’ side column, is simply the list of blogs they read. A few items of “blogroll etiquette”: Especially when you are a beginning blogger,… Read More »What is a blogroll, and how does it work?
A meme is a pre-set group of questions, similar, in many ways, to a chain letter. You can start your own, or “grab” one off someone else’s blog. A meme… Read More »What is a “meme”?
Writing a successful post is subjective: it depends on what you consider successful, the content you’re covering, what readers want to see, etc. However, there a few things "successful" posts… Read More »What is the key to writing a successful post?