Sukhpal, you continue the theme well through both texts and there is a clear relationship evident between the two. See previous comments with reference to the masthead and the sub-heading. You will need to have contents page somewhere on the page so readers know where they are. I would suggest aligning the feature articles directly to the left of the page so they are not running over the images. Make sure the images are related to the feature articles. The descriptions could benefit from being in a slightly smaller font so the headline is more prominent.
If you need to add any posts or move any posts around because they are in the wrong order, you do not need to remove posts and repost. You simply need to edit your post. Click on the pencil icon at the bottom of the post you want to move. On the right hand corner there will be link which is labeled published. Click on this and alter the date of the post. Make sure it is a date that will move the post to the right place - so for example, if it needs to be posted in between posts that are dated 13th and 16th, then click on the 14th. Once you have done this click on update at the top of the page and then view blog. This will move the post to the desired location. If all posts have been posted on the same date, then you will need to edit all of your posts so you can put them in date order to ensure they all appear in the correct order.
Sukhpal, you continue the theme well through both texts and there is a clear relationship evident between the two.
ReplyDeleteSee previous comments with reference to the masthead and the sub-heading. You will need to have contents page somewhere on the page so readers know where they are. I would suggest aligning the feature articles directly to the left of the page so they are not running over the images.
Make sure the images are related to the feature articles.
The descriptions could benefit from being in a slightly smaller font so the headline is more prominent.
If you need to add any posts or move any posts around because they are in the wrong order, you do not need to remove posts and repost. You simply need to edit your post. Click on the pencil icon at the bottom of the post you want to move. On the right hand corner there will be link which is labeled published. Click on this and alter the date of the post. Make sure it is a date that will move the post to the right place - so for example, if it needs to be posted in between posts that are dated 13th and 16th, then click on the 14th. Once you have done this click on update at the top of the page and then view blog. This will move the post to the desired location.
ReplyDeleteIf all posts have been posted on the same date, then you will need to edit all of your posts so you can put them in date order to ensure they all appear in the correct order.