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Specifying the Number of Blog Comments per Page
Community Server allows an administrator to control how many blog comments display per page in the control panel. The default setting for the number of viewable items per page is 10. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel > System Administration > Membership Administration > Manage Users. 2…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Alex Crome on Sun, Mar 15 2009
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Editing a Blog Post – Registered Users
Not all users have administrative permissions to edit a blog post. Your community administrator can restrict users from editing post to all blogs or to specific blogs. If you have administrative permission to edit a post, you will see a link to the blog in the sidebar, as shown in the example below:… -
Adding a Blog Post – Registered Users
Not all users have administrative permissions to write a blog post. Your community administrator can restrict users from writing post to all blogs or to specific blogs. Blog posts are displayed by date and show on the home page of the blog (depending on the date or tag filter defined). If you have administrative… -
Managing Media Gallery Files, Tags and Comments
Community Server provides you a media gallery management function so you can manage your media gallery files, tags, and comments. Using the media gallery management function you can publish, unpublish, edit, and delete files, tags, and comments. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > Manage…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Wed, Dec 3 2008
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Viewing Comments
The viewing comments functionality allows you to manage the comments users have made to a post. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > Manage My Blogs > Manage > Comments. The lists of comments for your blog displays in the workspace. 2. Do any of the following: Click on the comment…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Tue, Dec 2 2008
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Blogs Management Overview
The blogs control panel provides authors and community managers with the tools they need to create and manage blogs in your community. Launch the blogs control panel from the Control Panel Dashboard. From the blogs management section of the Control Panel Dashboard you can open the default blogs control…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Tue, Dec 2 2008
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Configuring Blog Advanced Configuration Properties
When you create a blog, you must specify the basic blog setup properties such as blog title and description. However, Community Server allows you to specify advanced configuration properties after you create the blog. Procedure 1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > Manage My Blogs > Configure… -
Adding a Blog Page – Administrators
Blog posts are displayed by date and show on the home page of the blog (depending on the date or tag filter defined). Blog pages support the same options as blog posts but do not show on the home page of the blog; instead, you must link to them directly through a blog post, a link in the sidebar, or…Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Tue, Dec 2 2008
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Adding a Blog Post – Administrators
Community Server allows administrators to add a blog post from the Control Panel and users to add a post from your community. The following procedure describes how administrators can add blog posts. Before you create your new blog post, you must add a blog if one does not already exist. Procedure 1….