Create, Edit, Or Delete A Post
You can write, edit, or delete posts and drafts at any
time.
Write a new post
2.
Next to the title of the blog, click New Post.
3.
Create the post.
4.
To save your post without publishing it, click Save. To
publish your post, click Publish.
Edit a published post
2.
Under the name of the blog, click Posts.
3.
Point to the post you want to edit.
4.
Click Edit.
5.
Make your changes.
6.
Optional: To see how your post will look, click Preview.
7.
To publish your changes, click Update. To save your post as
a draft, click Revert to draft.
Edit a draft post
2.
Under the name of the blog, click Posts.
3.
Point to the post you want to edit.
4.
Click Edit.
5.
Make your changes.
6.
Optional: To see how your post will look, click Preview.
7.
To save your changes, click Save. To publish your post,
click Publish.
Delete a post
2.
On the dashboard, click the blog.
3.
Point to the post you want to delete.
4.
Click Delete.
To delete multiple posts, select the posts to delete
and click Delete 
.
Note:
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Once you delete a post, you won't be able to get it back.
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If you shared your post in other places, like Google+, you'll need to
delete it in those places separately.
Change settings on
your posts
Add labels to your posts, schedule when your posts
will be published, and choose how HTML works by changing these settings.
Categorize a post with labels
You can categorize your posts by adding keywords:
2.
Under the blog, click Posts.
3.
Select the posts you want to label.
4.
In the top left corner, click Label 
:
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To add or remove a label, select the label in the list.
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To make a new label, click New label.
Note: You can have a maximum of 5,000 labels per blog
and 20 per post.
Schedule a post
2.
Under the name of the blog, click Posts.
3.
Click the title of the post.
4.
On the right, click Post settings
Schedule.
5.
Choose a time and date to publish your post.
6.
Click Done.
To set your time zone:
1.
In the main dashboard, in the left menu, click SettingsLanguage and
formatting.
2.
Under “Formatting,” choose the time zone you want.
3.
In the top right corner, click Save settings.
Choose how HTML and line breaks are
handled in your posts
2.
Under the name of the blog, click Posts.
3.
Click the title of the post you want to edit.
4.
On the right side, click Post settingsOptions.
5.
Choose how HTML code is displayed when entered in Compose mode:
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Show HTML literally: your blog shows HTML code as it is typed
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Interpret typed HTML: your blog shows HTML code as formatted content
6.
Choose how line breaks are handled.
7.
Click Done.
8.
For posts that have already been published, click Update or Revert
to draft. For posts that haven’t been published yet, click Publish or Save.
Other ways to
customize your posts
Change how your blog looks, change the language, or
choose to make posts using email.
Create a post template
Save time by automatically formatting your posts:
2.
Click the blog.
3.
In the left menu, click SettingsPosts, comments
and sharing.
4.
Under “Posts,” next to Post Template, click Add.
5.
Add your template.
6.
In the top right corner, click Save settings.
Add a "Read more" link
Instead of displaying the entire post, you can just
show a summary with a link to “Read More:”
2.
Click the blog.
3.
Click the post.
4.
In the composer box, place your cursor where you want to put the “Read
More” link.
5.
Click Insert jump break 
.
Use a different alphabet
You can type words in English and have them appear in
another script, such as Arabic or Russian:
2.
Choose the blog.
3.
In the left menu, click SettingsLanguage and
formatting.
4.
Under “Language,” select Enable transliteration.
5.
Choose your language.
6.
In the top right, click Save settings.
7.
Open a page or post you want to edit.
8.
On the Post editor next to the spell check button, click the
Transliteration button.
9.
Type the text you want. As you type, a drop-down list will appear with
options in the script you picked. Choose the text you want to appear in the
post or on the page.
10.
To change languages, next to the Transliteration button, click the Down
arrow 
. Choose the
language you want to use.
Use email to post to your blog
Turn on posting by
email
2.
Choose the blog.
3.
In the left menu, click SettingsEmail.
4.
Choose whether to publish emailed posts immediately or to save them as
drafts and publish them yourself later.
5.
In the top right corner, click Save settings.
Post by email
1.
Create an email with your post title as the subject.
2.
The body of the email will be the post:
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To mark the end of your post, enter #end.
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To include an image, attach an image to your email.
3.
Send the email to the email address you created:
(username.[secretword]@blogger.com).
Note: Anyone who emails this unique email address will be
able to post as you on your blog.
Create posts with Open Live Writer
Content to avoid
adding to your blog
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Avoid adding content hosted by someone else without their consent.
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Avoid adding content that violates our content
policy. This includes, but is not limited to, explicit imagery posted without
the subject’s consent and hateful, violent, or crude content.
