Thank you for making a blog about blogging. Your instructions are clear, concise, and very relevant. I just started a blog about knitting and am having some trouble getting it "just so". I used to write full HTML code websites back in high school (one tedious, addicting hobby after another for me) but now I am having trouble getting back into the swing of things. I would really like to know how to add link buttons to my site. I can do links, but not buttons yet (a lot of my link sites provide buttons to link with, but I don't know how to take advantage). Any advice?
hey Brice, thanks for dropping by my blog. Look forward to reading more here especially if you include help for lame ass templates and layouts (like mine)!
Hi Brice,
You posted a comment on my noadware blog, and I am too interested in a link exchange.
You can contact me via email I submitted along with this comment. You will also find my contact info on my blog.
Karl
Brice, this was such good information for me. Backing-up should be easy, but I'm always confused about "what" and "where." Excellent resources here.
I have created a blog about you and your blog. Visit me. I hope you like it.
Brice,
I added your link to my blog Just Painting. I just switched to google blogger and have finally been able to master adding links.
On my Not Really A Cleaning Lady blog, I messed up the html in the template and if you scroll down the blog it turns into one long skinny column of one word per line.
I can see that I added the same set of links twice. Once near the beginning of the template and again nearer to the end of the template. What ended up happening is it moved the links to underneath the posts instead of to the right of the post in it's own column.
It is all quite baffling when you have no experience reading html.
Check me out.
Thanks again for the blogging info.
Commenting by HaloScan
