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The adding of a journal or blog section to a website, particularly a CMS, is something commonly requested. The process is quite straight-forward, but can be baffling for someone unfamiliar with Geeklog. This is a quick tutorial on adding a journal or blog to Geeklog, and will hopefully help you see how the Topics and Stories features work together. | The adding of a journal or blog section to a website, particularly a CMS, is something commonly requested. The process is quite straight-forward, but can be baffling for someone unfamiliar with Geeklog. This is a quick tutorial on adding a journal or blog to Geeklog, and will hopefully help you see how the Topics and Stories features work together. | ||
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# Log into your website. | # Log into your website. | ||
| − | # In the | + | # In the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block, click the "Topics" link. |
# Click on the "Create New" link at the top. | # Click on the "Create New" link at the top. | ||
# Complete the fields in the form (see the [[Topics#Adding_A_Topic|Adding A Topic]] section for details on the fields), using "journal" or "blog" (or whatever you want to call it) in the Topic ID and Topic Name fields. | # Complete the fields in the form (see the [[Topics#Adding_A_Topic|Adding A Topic]] section for details on the fields), using "journal" or "blog" (or whatever you want to call it) in the Topic ID and Topic Name fields. | ||
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# Log into your website. | # Log into your website. | ||
| − | # In the | + | # In the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block, click the "Stories" link. |
| − | # Add your content (see the [[ | + | # Add your content (see the [[Stories#Adding_A_Story|Adding A Story]] section for more details), and chose your journal/blog topic as the topic. |
# Click the "Save" button. | # Click the "Save" button. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:24, 6 June 2009
The adding of a journal or blog section to a website, particularly a CMS, is something commonly requested. The process is quite straight-forward, but can be baffling for someone unfamiliar with Geeklog. This is a quick tutorial on adding a journal or blog to Geeklog, and will hopefully help you see how the Topics and Stories features work together.
To add new journal/blog entires, you will want to use the Stories feature. This will allow you to quickly create dated entries.
To keep your journal/blog entries together, you will want to assign them to a topic called "Journal" or "Blog" (or whatever you want to call it). This topic will need to be created before your stories can be assigned to them.
Step 1: Add the journal or blog topic
- Log into your website.
- In the Admins Only block, click the "Topics" link.
- Click on the "Create New" link at the top.
- Complete the fields in the form (see the Adding A Topic section for details on the fields), using "journal" or "blog" (or whatever you want to call it) in the Topic ID and Topic Name fields.
- Click the "Save" button.
Step 2: Adding entires to your journal or blog
- Log into your website.
- In the Admins Only block, click the "Stories" link.
- Add your content (see the Adding A Story section for more details), and chose your journal/blog topic as the topic.
- Click the "Save" button.
