@bellacose @michael @matwater213 The same thing happened to me as well!

This happened to me too.

I posted mine yesterday and did not see it on feedly until this morning. I think it may be what @michael said and takes a few hours

Whew, @michael @bellacose @shoffens @librarysparkle @kris239… Thank goodness this technical problem was short-lived. I was beginning to worry that we might need to be tackling additional WordPress theme problems once again!

@matwater213 I’m relieved to know that’s not the case, as I’ve already had to change themes several times.

The easiest method I have found is to simply enter the gif-link from sites like giphy.com into the text of the blog post and hit enter. For example, if you wanted to add this image (https://giphy.com/gifs/disney-book-library-7aPevwPAgsBkQ) — simply enter the copy link information into your blog post…[Read more]

@literarycat Thanks for sharing this. I have found copying from Word to be sometimes weird too. I use Pages more often on my Mac and it seems to translate better.

@literarycat thanks for the heads up – I haven’t had this happen yet, but I have been pre-writing my blog posts on Google Docs so it saves in my Drive automatically! I haven’t noticed any copy and paste issues from there yet, so that might be another option for people 🙂

@bellacose I am running a network update. Try again in a few? @michael me if it continues! 🙂

Hello @paulabergen I see your post – I think it disappears once you have clicked on it. Look for the option “Keep Unread” in Feedly. That might do

Hello @bekahpuddington Go to the groups page and click on “Create a Tribe.” 🙂

@staceysargent26 Our section site should auto populate if you start typing the person’s name.

Here are all the members of our section:

Members

Click on them to see their @username.

On the community site, the names may be different.

Hi @staceysargent26! If you go to Learning Directory (on the top menu) then click Members, you will see all of our classmates. Whoever’s profile you click, will reveal their username.

To start tagging, just type “@” and then the person’s name (even if don’t know their username) and it will autopopulate with matches.

Hope this helps!

Hi @robinseefeldt – I am so glad you posted this. It looks like you didn’t add your blog to the OPML post here:

IMPORTANT ACTION ITEM: Creating an OPML File for Our Class Blogs

So it did not make it into the OPML. So sorry we missed you!

Will do a post and ask everyone to add you. 🙂

Hi Desiree,

I just barely posted my introduction blog, but I still can’t tell if it’s showing up on the INFO 200 class community site. The check box for discouraging the search engine visibility is unchecked, so it should be searchable on the Web. I checked my RSS feed and it shows up from the OPML site recently set up.…[Read more]