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Hey guys,

Just started up my hobby blog so I can show all my dakka dakka inspired work!

basically, is there anywhere which explains how to work the blog tools, like an article or a guide? As in, Ive done a brief intro (rework in time) and started to add my WIPs, but I want to add text after my images, explaining what I did and the process, but when I add attachments it just seems to out them at the end.

Should I just start a new post in order to add text after an image? or is there something else I should be doing?
Or should I be using the description of the photo to add the info about the model? That seems like it would work.

Blog noob <<--- Solar

What website are you using? Tumblr is different from Blogspot and they are both different to Wordpress.

I meant the hobby blog on here

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/502707.page

This is my blog ive started to show my horde from start to finish, with WIPs and builds.

Currently I am just replying to myself each time I want to add another photo with text. Seems to work

Yup, that's how it works.

You can also edit the first post to change the title of the whole thread and if it gets really long include links to summary posts, highlights etc.. Don't keep adding new things to that first post though, update it the way you are otherwise you will end up very, very long opening post.

 Bangbangboom wrote:
You can also edit the first post to change the title of the whole thread and if it gets really long include links to summary posts, highlights etc.. Don't keep adding new things to that first post though, update it the way you are otherwise you will end up very, very long opening post.

Ahh thanks for the tips guys! exactly what I needed

The links and summary is great idea, I shall definitely be doing that! (once its longerrrrrrrr )