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Anonymous

Question

How to create a blog on Adobe

Forum|Forum|9 years ago
December 1, 2016
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I am new to the Adobe forum. When I look at my profile it says, "this user does not have a blog." How do I go about creating a blog on the Adobe site?

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Ussnorway7605025

Legend

are you sure its a blog you want to make... they are very old tech and not used much now so you may want to put something together with https://spark.adobe.com/ which is fine for people that don't know code and don't want to learn it

JohnThombson

Participant

I made a blog for my website here at spark.adobe.com but there is no chance of manual coding for which I can add my edited photos which I edit through Adobe Photoshop CS6.

John Thombson, Sales Manager packagingbee.com

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

See Spark Help on Zendesk.

https://adobespark.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/218382338-Can-I-use-my-own-photos-in-Adobe-Spark-

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

JohnThombson

Participant

I need to make a blog for my website [Link removed by moderator.]

I'll share all of my illustrated design there on my blog. please share advice on how can I make a blog at blogs.adobe.com

John Thombson, Sales Manager packagingbee.com

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

"how can I make a blog at blogs.adobe.com?"

You can't. That's for approved Adobe employee use only. Create your own blog account at Blogger.com or WordPress.com.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

JohnThombson

Participant

https://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/

https://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/

They both are approved, employee?

John Thombson, Sales Manager packagingbee.com

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Anonymous

Hi It works fine except it gets rid of the footer I have on my master. I just do it for gari-pk but i'm using our tumblr as a news feed that we can update from our mobiles etc. Any ideas? The rest of the master page (logos, fb feed twitter feed etc) are all there but everything thats in the footer disappears when I preview it. Can u help as it's all there in the design window.

Jon Fritz

Community Expert

This really has nothing to do with the original post.

If this isn't some kind of backlink spam post, please start a new discussion in the appropriate forum for whichever Adobe software you are using: https://forums.adobe.com/welcome

Ussnorway7605025

Legend

I assume no one at Jive knows how to change it anyway...

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rafa51

Participant

Yeah well I really want to make a blog site in muse to try out using the new software, because it will also have static elements and seems like more control. I can’t help but to think this is not my option with no Seo and having another site just for the blog aspect to connect. So do I punk out and use a blog site, maybe work out in old school dream weaver or suck it up and try to bend muse to my will, ahah.\Your site was very helpful, I kept looking but could not see a direct answer to the blog aspect of Muse in detail. Back to the drawing board, I think it will to be too many blog entries to make each its own page, as I plan this to be longer term and extensive. Come on adobe, you couldn’t wow me with a special widget for this.

Jon Fritz

Community Expert

Not sure how much you can really do with Muse, I don't use that program and in the past, it was pretty limited.

It might be best to ask what, if anything, is available for creating blogs using Muse over in the Muse Forum Help with using Adobe Muse CC

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michaelt41126374

Participant

I am interested as well. I have a blog on my site Lost Empire Herbs but would like to add an off-site blog to another platform. Thanks

Jon Fritz

Community Expert

You can add URLs to your profile that others can see, however the blog module is not active.

There is no plan on Adobe's part to activate it.

It's likely, at some point when a laundry list of other issues has been taken care of, they'll just have the third party forum software folks (Jive) hide the message.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Ignore it. It's meaningless.

Use Blogger or WordPress to create your own personal blog.

Then in Edit Communities Profile, you have room for 2 URLS.

Nancy

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert