MyBlog: Creating a blog post

Blog posts are a great way to share ideas, express opinions, and provide valuable insights to your audience. Whether you are writing a personal reflection, conducting a critical analysis, or sharing informative content, MyBlog platform makes it easy to create and manage your posts. You can add text,images, videos and links to enhance your content.

After you have created your personal blog, please continue creating a new post as follows:

First login to MyBlog website and navigate to your own blog page.

From the top navigation menu, highlight + New button and click on post.

The new post button in the MyBlog menu bar
Creating new post from the MyBlog navigation menu

You will be redirected to the following page to add your new post title, under Add title field in Draft mode.

The MyBlog post editor, showing a new post without any content added
Draft View of the New Blog Post

Use the block editor to add text, images, videos and other content to start filling in your post.

You can bring more information for inserting new blocks by clicking the + button, and choose more additional options like paragraphs, headings, images, lists and more (by clicking Browse all button).

The browse all option when adding a new block in the MyBlog editor
The insert block menu in the post editor. Browse all shows more block options

Once you complete adding your first draft of content, you can navigate through the right sidebar to explore more options around the post, or each block with more settings that you can adjust.

The settings panel on the right-hand side of the MyBlog editor
The Settings option in the post editor showing additional options for the post

Should you wish to explore each option in detail, please review the following documentation on Page/Post Settings in WordPress website for more guides.

You should now be able to either Save draft of your post, Preview your post (laptop/screen icon), or be able to Publish your post from the following settings as illustrated below.

Top right settings of the right sidepanel showing save draft, preview and publish settings

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