Will this update on my profile page for this class site? It’s still listing “blogs 0” on my end. It is accurate on my SJSU Community site profile and it should say “2” as the total count for blogs I have created using the SJSU community site.
@robinseefeldt No – there would only be a blog here if you set it up on this install of WordPress. We are separate from the community site. Here you just have a user login and all the social features of the site.
Robin, I was wondering this too because I was trying to find your blog that way. I found @bekahpuddington‘s by clicking on her avatar from a comment on my blog, then I could click the link “Sites (1)” to find her blog. My page also says “Sites (0)” like you Robin. Bekah, how did you link your blog to this page? 🙂 https://ischoolblogs.sjsu.edu/info/members/bekahpuddington/
@librarysparkle Can you please clarify which page what page you are asking @bekahpuddington about? Our section site does not give students a blog so the number here will be 0. The Community Site is where all 200 student blogs live.
I see. I didn’t fully realize they were two separate pages (screenshots of mine are below). I now understand that our blogs only show up on the community site but not the section site. So my “Friends” and “Groups” in on each page reflect whether they are community-wide or only within our section?
Hi @librarysparkle…yeah, I am not sure! I think the link you gave just goes to where my blog is listed on the Community Site, like @michael mentioned below.
Thanks for the update… Welcome, @robinseefeldt!
Thanks Michele.
Will this update on my profile page for this class site? It’s still listing “blogs 0” on my end. It is accurate on my SJSU Community site profile and it should say “2” as the total count for blogs I have created using the SJSU community site.
@robinseefeldt No – there would only be a blog here if you set it up on this install of WordPress. We are separate from the community site. Here you just have a user login and all the social features of the site.
Oh, that makes more sense. I was not sure if they were meant to be linked together somehow. Thank you for clarifying that for me.
@robinseefeldt No worries!
Robin, I was wondering this too because I was trying to find your blog that way. I found @bekahpuddington‘s by clicking on her avatar from a comment on my blog, then I could click the link “Sites (1)” to find her blog. My page also says “Sites (0)” like you Robin. Bekah, how did you link your blog to this page? 🙂 https://ischoolblogs.sjsu.edu/info/members/bekahpuddington/
@librarysparkle Can you please clarify which page what page you are asking @bekahpuddington about? Our section site does not give students a blog so the number here will be 0. The Community Site is where all 200 student blogs live.
I see. I didn’t fully realize they were two separate pages (screenshots of mine are below). I now understand that our blogs only show up on the community site but not the section site. So my “Friends” and “Groups” in on each page reflect whether they are community-wide or only within our section?
Community: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12YuQCBHxmZ0fEpD0HJcG6Kt3_nhcU3e8/view?usp=sharing
Section:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_CNk0E3QdD677255RqUOHnUz48X2pPqt/view?usp=sharing
Hi @librarysparkle…yeah, I am not sure! I think the link you gave just goes to where my blog is listed on the Community Site, like @michael mentioned below.
Thanks @bekahpuddington! I think I didn’t fully understand the difference between the community site and the section site.
@librarysparkle Please see the workflows graphic here:
https://infocom.hyperlib.sjsu.edu/blog/welcome/