Tim Tyler

I'm thinking about using the Return Key Behavior option to fix line spacing problems with older posts that I'm experiencing after the v5 upgrade. Since it applies retroactively, if after switching from Start Next Paragraph to Start a New Line I don't like the results, can I switch back and expect the formatting to look exactly as it did before switching the Return Key Behavior? Is the switch just telling the Theme how to interpret a CR or <P> and not really making any changes to the data?

Yes! Thx. FYI - When I mouseover the Title text my pointer changes to a hand. No link though. Hmmm

I created a separate member account in a different browser and then Blogged with that account. I understand more now. The main ACP Blog Categories are similar to Forum Categories. Useful for creating spaces everyone can recognize and sort. Wish they had permissions though. 😏 The Entry Category is per-user and not shared across all blogs / members. So that's just organizing that the member can use on their own blog. Member Blogs can be limited with Group permissions. Best practice might be to allow one blog per user. They can have many Entries in that blog. Blogs have their own tab in each member's Profile page so it's easy copy a URL directly to a particular blog. Seems to be a bug in the Manage Categories popup on the front end. The blue Add Category button is not labeled (Chrome, Firefox).

I'm just getting started with the Blogs application. I've read the Blog docs in the IC Learning Resources. I'm still not understanding the methodology behind the Blog Categories and permissions. There are ACP / Blogs / Categories but there's no way to add Group permissions for those categories? What's the purpose of these Categories? Then in those Blog Categories we create Blogs. But those do not have permissions either? My goal is to have a Staff Blogs category and at least one Member Group Blog category, and without permissions there's no way to keep a forum member group with Blog permissions from posting in the Staff Blog category? There's also a Select Entry Category when creating a blog post, but that has no relation to the actual Blog Categories? What's the purpose of that classification? I'm confused 🤔 I wish there was a few Best Practices configuration examples for Blogs using different scenarios. Maybe a family tree style flowchart would help visualize an implementation. .

Yes. My ads txt URL started working as expected on Sunday morning.

Sorry - but I can access the file via the url/ads.txt if the browser is logged in, but if the browser is logged out I get the Error I posted above. True story :)

Same issue with my cloud hosted site. AdSense can't find the ads.txt file because it doesn't have Guest permissions. Any guest will see: If an account is logged in they can access the ads.txt file. I don't see anywhere to add Guest viewing permissions.