It's nice to see this site is growing. Long Live The King.
This is a suggestion about creating/writing titles for posts. Please choose/write ones that reflect what the posts are about, avoiding vague titles. People use titles to select which ones they want to read.
Within the post, it would also be helpful to provide a brief description, even a few sentences, on what embedded videos or even articles are about so that viewers can better choose if the link is one they'd like to visit or watch, especially if you provide the reason to include the article or video, why it's important, or even how it relates to Gibraltar.
People usually like to "self-eliminate" what they don't want to spend time on, so if they are provided a better guide as to the post by title and descriptions, it just helps. Think about how you select news to read.
This site will include embedded links to your hyperlinks if you put the link in its own paragraph - hard return before and after.
On occasion it does not work, which probably has to do with the site-linked.
So, it might be helpful to hyperlink titles to articles if the embedded link isn't called up, which again makes it easier for the reader.
If Defending-Gibraltar doesn't call up an embedded link, there are a few options.
To give the reader a better understanding of the hyperlink, use the title instead of the html-code.
- Type or copy the title of the article
- highlight it with the cursor
- select the hyperlink tool (linked chain to the left of the quote when you are creating the link);
- Put/paste the hyperlink html code in.
Then you get something like this:
THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE and THE TWO WITNESSES
or you could provide both if you like, ie:
THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE and THE TWO WITNESSES at The Four Horsemen of The Apocalypse
Play around with the tools within the "create a new topic" and you'll get the hang off it in no time. Don't be scared, posts and titles can be edited
If the post is doing something you don't understand, look at any coding around it, and delete it in the window you type the post in.
Sometimes when one copies a title from another site you'll get a (# followed by a space) in front of it and it is coding for a large headline.
horse turns into
horse
And if you don't want that, delete the hashtag.
Anyway, just be patient and play around with the editing tools at your disposal on this site.
I only know these things, because we have been playing with the tools, or something is learned by accident. Thought I'd share.
Thank you.