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school website yourself. What will you write today's school news to be?Archive page for Saturday, 06 October 2007
Sa, Oct 6, 2007Front or pending?
I've added another switch to override the default in your email to weblog Prefs.
I did this because Helen, the Head, at Bodnant Infants, Prestatyn posts little snips to her site, while Jemma, the nursery nurse, bulk posts dozens of pictures, and wants then to hang in the pending news items for her to clean up and delete the Hotmail sig file.
(Hmmm! Just remembered Helen's emails come from her school's system, and they too have a sig file, though at least that's constant, so I can snip it out on the way through. I've tried to snip Hotmail's too, but it keeps changing.)
Anyway, the result, will be that The Head can email in little pieces of news, directly to the front page, while Jemma, can keep the way she has always posted.
All Helen would need do is add a subject line such as:
Coffee morning [[notices pta]] [front]
For me, I always post directly to my front page. I have the email to weblog Prefs set for this. But occasionally, I want it to hang in the pending so I can add more video. Thus I'd have a subject line like this:
We go swimming [[kids]] [pending]
Now, the next step is to get Jemma to add [h149] to the front of the subject lines so that her mixtures of portraits and landscapes are nice and straight ;-)
I did this because Helen, the Head, at Bodnant Infants, Prestatyn posts little snips to her site, while Jemma, the nursery nurse, bulk posts dozens of pictures, and wants then to hang in the pending news items for her to clean up and delete the Hotmail sig file.
(Hmmm! Just remembered Helen's emails come from her school's system, and they too have a sig file, though at least that's constant, so I can snip it out on the way through. I've tried to snip Hotmail's too, but it keeps changing.)
Anyway, the result, will be that The Head can email in little pieces of news, directly to the front page, while Jemma, can keep the way she has always posted.
All Helen would need do is add a subject line such as:
Coffee morning [[notices pta]] [front]
For me, I always post directly to my front page. I have the email to weblog Prefs set for this. But occasionally, I want it to hang in the pending so I can add more video. Thus I'd have a subject line like this:
We go swimming [[kids]] [pending]
Now, the next step is to get Jemma to add [h149] to the front of the subject lines so that her mixtures of portraits and landscapes are nice and straight ;-)
