A to Z Challenge Theme: The Names of God
A to Z Challenge: The Names of God
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Comments on: "A to Z Blog Challenge – 2014 – The Names of God" (4)
My list of A to Z posts is still in draft stage. I’m still working out where to put them. I like what you’ve done here.
Thanks, Mary. I saw it on another bloggers site. It’s a super easy way to have them all in one place.
I agree. I was so into the idea I decided to put the category on my top menu. Unfortunately you need to scroll down every post to find a particular post. I’ll work over getting that page done this weekend. Thanks for the idea-jogger!
Mary, I discovered that if you highlight the words you want to use for your link, i.e., A is for Adonai, and click on the link icon, you can scroll down the search window that pops up. When you come to the post you want, click on it, and it automatically puts in the URL and the title. Much easier than copying and pasting!
Blessings,
Linda