There are 3 things to know:
1 – Bloggers have good work ethics and problem-solving brains
2 – They spend a lot of time alone; it’s a solitary endeavour, blogging
3 – It’s the invisible in-between stuff that is most frustrating
If ever you see two people finding out the other also blogs, and they exchange a sort of nod, this is what they’re nodding about.
What’s the invisible in-between stuff?
Kay, let’s post a slideshow. I need one for my new professional photos, thanks Suzy.
First, I need some software to make one. Start researching what works best with WordPress.
Looks like, of all the internet, there’s two real contenders. So choose one, download then upload the plugin, learn it, insert the code.
You might break your own site:
Back and forth between the help file, Google searches and the software. We’re over an hour by now.
Now the photos are too giant and need resizing.
They won’t open in your budget Photoshop version, so find a workaround, which no way will support batch-editing that would be ‘catching a break’, so one by one here we go…
By now you’ll likely look and feel like this.
Oh what? YouTube has stopped working?
Set the slideshow aside, this needs to be fixed right now… (go ‘Get Info’ on Safari in your Finder and choose 32-bit, restart Safari).
Back to the slideshow… check test refresh…. check test refresh….. check test refresh….
All to post photos and talk about …. yourself.
This is what’s behind the blogs you visit, so now you have a better idea of what it takes to post whatever it is you’re looking at.
The end.
PS – don’t forget… that’s great your post is done and looking good, but if no one sees it, what’s the point? And and aaaaannnndddd………
PPS – I lost the edited draft of this post and had to write it twice. Oh irony.
