How to Add Custom Characters to Your Blog Post

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Have you ever wanted to add a custom character to your blog post. You know one of those funny looking symbols that you just cannot find on your keyboard?

Well there is a button on the tool bar that will make it real easy. Let’s assume you want to create a copyright symbol.  This is what you do.

Select the subpanel on your tool bar.

How to add a custom character to your blog

Select the Custom Character Button-Looks Like a Horse Shoe

How to Add Custom Characters to Your Blog PostChoose the Custom Character You Need

Click on the Character You Want and it Will be Inserted Into Your Post Wherever Your Cursor is Located

For example, if I want to place the copyright symbol in my text I will write the text then click on the symbol for it to be inserted next to my text.

How to Add Custom Characters to Your Blog, 2010©

NOW THAT WAS EASY WASN’T IT?


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2 thoughts on “How to Add Custom Characters to Your Blog Post”

  1. Dear Blogging for Boomers,

    My name is Barbara O’ Brien and my blogging at The Mahablog, Crooks and Liars, AlterNet, and elsewhere on the progressive political and health blogophere has earned me the notoriety of being a panelist at the Yearly Kos Convention and a featured guest blogger at the Take Back America Conference in Washington, DC.
    I’m contacting you because I found your blog in a health care site search and wanted to reach out to you to tell you about my newest blogging platform —the public concern of healthcare and its relation to the baby boomer and those over the age of 40.
    My main goal is to increase awareness on these important issues, and I was hoping you could help me. I am interested in providing you a guest post to be placed, but I realize this may not be a viable option. I am also willing to inquire about link opportunities. I hope to hear back from you soon.
    Namaste,
    Barbara O’ Brien
    barbaraobrien@maacenter.org

  2. That was neat I must say. Too bad one has to be in WYSIWYG to use it, but then most people are probably in that mode. Great tip.

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