Ah... now I see what you did. Just noticed the edit icons on the left and insert icons above. You've made a simplified block editor. It's a lot easier than Gutenberg.
And here I was scheming of a way to upload images to your resource folder...
The new system does in fact have something pretty close to WYSIWYG. But for newcomers, WYSIWYG isn't the way to go initially, because it's daunting and overwhelming.
And crucially, we need to walk newcomers gently through the first few visits...
Hi, Peter...
I'm not sure I like the new system. I really miss the WYSIWYG editing. Now I have to toggle between browser windows to make sure it renders how I want on my theme.
There also appears to be fewer text editing options and no way to...
The latest in our series of comparison articles has just been published:
Royal Road vs. Litopia
I hope you find it informative; not just in evaluating Royal Road and its appropriate uses, but also in understanding what the Author Platform®...
Just used the new set-up for a blog post (to publish tomorrow). It's a nice improvement on the previous version, clean to look at and very easy to use.
Thanks, @RK Wallis, I think you've just explained it :)
If you go to Main Menu / Dashboard / My Blog / Posts
This will show a list of all posts, together with views to date and number of comments.
You can choose to narrow the view to Published...
This looks great!
Although I liked the list in the old version where it showed the 30 day view and read numbers beside each post. Now it's a ranked list, which is helpful, but I can't find numbers for individual posts.
We’ve reached a fairly advanced stage of development with the Author Platform. We’re still at beta level, and work continues not quite round-the-clock but… almost. However, the volume of work being done doesn’t at this point result in immediate...
I’m delighted to tell you that Litopia Gift Tokens are back… and they’re better and more flexible than ever.
You can buy a token in amounts from $25 upwards
Members or non-members can buy them
Platform Plus+ members or free members can receive...
I'm with Claire in that the history of critiques is interesting, but lost me. It needs a thread filled with, um, cookies to get the reader through to the punchline. The centred 'let's say at the outset' chunk at the top is also quite wordy and...