Test Post

Step Five. Writing a post. The screen for writing a new post has a lot of different features. The key things to notice here are the following:
 Title box at top of screen — every post needs a title!
  • Compose or HTML option. Compose is what you will use most of the time, but the HTML view is very handy!
  • Labels options to the right — and labels are VERY important for blog navigation, as you will see.
  • Tx is the "remove all formatting" function which is really useful if you are cutting and pasting from somewhere else; just highlight anything that has unwanted formatting and use the Tx button to remove the formatting.
  • ABC is a spellcheck feature

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