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Blogs Management with Community Server
The blogs control panel provides authors and community managers with the tools they need to create and manage blogs in your community.
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Configuring Blog Setup Properties
When you create a blog, you must specify the basic blog setup properties such as blog title and description. However, Community Server allows you to specify additional setup properties after you create the blog.
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Managing Blog Themes
Even if you are not an experienced web developer, Community Server’s theme management functionality gives you flexibility in personalizing your blog. Community Server provides a number of pre-packaged themes from which you can select, and you can also modify basic content appearance such as background color and font size and style.
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Configuring Blog Post Options Properties
When you create a blog, you must specify the basic blog setup properties such as blog title and description. However, Community Server allows you to specify post option properties after you create the blog.
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Configuring Blog Advanced Configuration Properties
When you create a blog, you must specify the basic blog setup properties such as blog title and description. However, Community Server allows you to specify advanced configuration properties after you create the blog.
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Adding a Blogroll
A blogroll is a list of links to other sites that displays in the sidebars of your posts. For example, you can display a blogroll of your favorite external sites.
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Enabling Anonymous User Comments
The Allow Anonymous Users to Comment setting allows users to comment anonymously on posts in your Web site. You can specify this setting for individual blogs. Procedure Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > Manage My Blogs > Configure > Post Options. The Feedback page displays. Set the Allow...
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Editing a Blog Post
You can modify the settings for an existing blog post if you are signed in as an administrator-level user (for example, SystemAdministrator or BlogAdministrator).
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Editing a Blog Page
You can modify the settings for an existing blog page if you are signed in as an administrator-level user (for example, SystemAdministrator or BlogAdministrator).
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Editing or Deleting a Blogroll
You can edit or delete a blogroll or the list items, or links, associated with the blogroll.