Calling Blogger bloggers: need help with How-To

I'm recently migrated from Userland Radio; I used to have "categories", a method for posting content to subordinate pages that I could link on the front or splash page of my blog.

How do I do this in Blogger? Any help would be appreciated!

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Art Jacobson said…

Dear Rayne

Since you can have more than one blog on Blogger why not simply set up a new blog for each category and then link to it from your blogroll? I believe it would seem the same to your readers as the Radio setup.

'gards
Art

2/08/2006 08:08:00 AM

Rayne Today said…

That's one of the suggested methods; there's at least four different ways to do this. I'm still tinkering with the idea, might be the best way to go. Thanks for the encouragement!

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