Another new test

for the link field.

New test

for the Link field.

Test again

Black! Lots of black! Even more black! Some red! And some black!

Carriage return test 4

• Okay, here’s a bulleted list item.        Here’s an indented paragraph within that list item.
• Here’s another.

Here’s a paragraph outside of the list, with a carriage return both before and after it.

• And here’s the last list item. This should cover everything.

Setting: “Format line breaks” on, “Use <br> instead of <p> for line breaks for blogs” on.

Carriage return test 3

• Okay, here’s a bulleted list item.
        Here’s an indented paragraph within that list item.
• Here’s another.

Here’s a paragraph outside of the list, with a carriage return both before and after it.

• And here’s the last list item. This should cover everything.

Setting: “Format line breaks” off, “Use <br> instead of <p> for line breaks for blogs” on.

Carriage return test 2

• Okay, here’s a bulleted list item.        Here’s an indented paragraph within that list item.
• Here’s another.

Here’s a paragraph outside of the list, with a carriage return both before and after it.

• And here’s the last list item. This should cover everything.

Setting: “Format line breaks” on, “Use <br> instead of <p> for line breaks for blogs” off.

Carriage return test 1

• Okay, here’s a bulleted list item.
        Here’s an indented paragraph within that list item.
• Here’s another.

Here’s a paragraph outside of the list, with a carriage return both before and after it.

• And here’s the last list item. This should cover everything.

Setting: “Format line breaks” off, “Use <br> instead of <p> for line breaks for blogs” off.

<a href="http://www.siu.edu">A Post about SIU!</a>

Let’s see how well this works. Now why did I want this to do this again? Oh yeah, for IFTTT. Then why do I care if it works in MJ?

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Title link example

This post is an example of a Title link. If you click on the title of this post, it should take you to a forum post about Title links, not to the post page. At one point Blogger had a distinct field in their Post Editor that you could type a Title link address into, but now you have to format an HTML link in the Title field.