Det seneste stykke tid har jeg kæmpet ekstra meget med Blogger når jeg har skullet redigere billeder. Det er ikke altid billedredigeringsværktøjet popper op, når jeg klikker på et billede. Det er heller ikke altid, det virker
Der er også andre særheder, mest i HTML-koderne, så dem vil jeg ikke trætte jer med.
Til gengæld bliver al spam nu sorteret fra og alle normale kommentarer går igennem. så jeg har fjernet min spam-meddelelse i toppen af siden.
Det er jeg særligt glad for på Elephant's Child's blog, hvor jeg åbenbart som tilmeldt til kommentarer får revl og krat. Men alle spam-opslagene er der ikke, når jeg kigger. Flot! For der er ikke meget, der er mere deprimerende end en forladt blog, hvor kommentarfelterne er fyldt op af alverdens heksedoktorer, casinoer osv.
Der er også andre særheder, mest i HTML-koderne, så dem vil jeg ikke trætte jer med.
Til gengæld bliver al spam nu sorteret fra og alle normale kommentarer går igennem. så jeg har fjernet min spam-meddelelse i toppen af siden.
Det er jeg særligt glad for på Elephant's Child's blog, hvor jeg åbenbart som tilmeldt til kommentarer får revl og krat. Men alle spam-opslagene er der ikke, når jeg kigger. Flot! For der er ikke meget, der er mere deprimerende end en forladt blog, hvor kommentarfelterne er fyldt op af alverdens heksedoktorer, casinoer osv.
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Lately, I've been struggling a lot with Blogger when editing images. The image editing tool doesn't always pop up when I click an image. It doesn't always work either
There are other quirks too, mostly in the HTML codes, but I won't bore you with those.
On the other hand, all spam is now filtered out and all normal comments go through. I have removed my Spam notification from my header.
I'm particularly happy about this on Elephant's Child's blog, where I apparently get a notification e-mail about all comments after ticking the "notify me" box. But all the spam posts are gone when I look. Well done, Blogger! Because there's nothing more depressing in Blogland than an abandoned blog where the comment fields are filled up with witch doctors, casinos, etc.
And there I jinxed it. The first spammer got through. Do they really think we go there when they're spamming a loved one's blog?
I used to edit my photos by right clicking and on the drop down menu choosing "open with paint" which is a built in editing program and once you have done your changes save the file with a slightly different name so as not to confuse the computer. Now I don't bother unless there are family faces which I just black out. I haven't been back to EC's blog so didn't know about the spammers there. The only answer would be for her partner to remove the blog I guess.
SvarSletIn Blogger you can re-size and reposition pictures by right-clicking and using a pop up bar. I edit, using Photoscape, mostly just cropping and "downsizing".
SletRemove EC's blog - I hope not - but disabling comments might be an idea.
I didn't know you could edit photos in Blogger - I always make changes on my computer before uploading them. Thanks to both of you (River and Charlotte) for the tips.
SvarSletI just checked Sue's blog and it looks okay so far - no spam comments - which is comforting.
There will always be problems with technology. What I dislike is when I'm writing a post and trying to insert pictures and Blogger decides I want all the pictures at the bottom of the post, after all the text.
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