WB Member Blog · Your Blog Home · 2 of 2
How to Find Your Posts on Your BuddyNext Profile in WB Member Blog
How to find your blog posts on your BuddyNext profile with WB Member Blog, step by step. With WB Member Blog and BuddyNext active, every member profile gets an Articles tab. On your own profile it lists every post you wrote, with a badge on posts that are drafts or waiting for review, the date and the first lines, and an Edit button that opens the post in the writing page. Write a new article and Manage articles take you to My Blog Dashboard. Visitors see the same tab with your published posts only, and no buttons.
Chapters
Transcript
In this tutorial you will find your blog posts on your BuddyNext profile. You need the free WB Member Blog plugin and the free BuddyNext plugin, both active. It takes about two minutes. There are five steps. Open the Articles tab. See every post you wrote. Edit a post from your profile. Go to your blog dashboard. Then see it as a visitor.
Step one. Open the Articles tab. Signed in as a member, open your profile. With WB Member Blog active, it has a tab called Articles. Click Articles. Your blog posts appear right on your profile.
Step two. See every post you wrote. On your own profile the list holds your published posts, your drafts and posts waiting for review. A badge marks a post that is waiting for review, or still a draft. A published post has no badge. Each row shows the date and the first lines of the post.
Step three. Edit a post from your profile. Every row of yours has an Edit button. It opens the post in the writing page, ready to change.
Step four. Go to your blog dashboard. Above the list are Write a new article and Manage articles. Both take you to My Blog Dashboard. Create Post there starts a new one.
Step five. See it as a visitor. Now nobody is signed in. The same Articles tab shows only the published posts. There are no drafts, no badges and no buttons. Visitors read your work, and only you can change it.
That is all five. The Articles tab, every post you wrote, Edit from your profile, your blog dashboard, and the view a visitor gets. Your posts now have a home on your profile too. Next in this series: Hold member posts for review before they go live.