Links - internal and external

Okay, I'm not going to scream from the rooftops everytime I manage to work out another piece of the blogging puzzle (like I did here!), but I am inordinately proud of myself for working this out too. Perhaps my expectations are too low...?


Anyway - links. So external links are pretty self explanatory. Locate and copy the URL you want to link to, click "LINK", type in the text you want to make clickable and Bob's your Uncle! But it has taken me several weeks to figure out internal links, but really the process is pretty much the same. Locate the page you want to link to, copy the URL, click "LINK", type in the text - hmm now I look at it I don't know why I found it so hard in the first place....oh dear.

And now for today's random image to include...

Yep, it's a screenshot of what I'm looking at as I write this post! Tricky huh? It's like one of those infinity pictures that gets smaller and smaller and smaller, only with my blog dashboard. Weird huh? I probably need   to get out more...

OMG! I'm a genius!

Okay, I'm totally exaggerating (obvs!), but I'm mighty pleased with myself for sorting out this video business. It's a great reminder to myself that when you hit a brick wall, which often seems to happen when you are learning a new technology, to just try a new approach.

So initially I thought I had uploaded the video from two posts ago (see here), but then I kept getting an error message and funny static. So - what to do? Well, there was actually a link with the error message - "Learn More" it said, which of course I followed but that wasn't much help at all - just IT troubleshooting 101 stuff - turn the computer off and on etc. None of that seemed right, so I tried reposting it from other computers and devices - still no cigar.

Random picture of boathouse on Lake Wendouree

Anyhoo, eventually I decided to cut out the middle man and created a You Tube account, uploaded the footage there, then downloaded it to the blog SORTED!

So the take-home message here - just keep plugging away, try different approaches, try a work-around, give it a go. And mostly, I find, you will get there in the end.