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Edit general blog settings

The settings for a blog are a combination of preferences for how you would like users to interact with the blog, and basic settings such as the blog name and description. We can edit all of the settings for a blog that you own.

You must be a blog owner to edit blog settings.

  1. From the My Blogs page, click the Settings link for the blog.

  2. Edit settings for the blog.

    Option Description
    General Settings Set the basic properties, such as the name, description and how many entries to display (the default value is 25). By default, a blog is active and available to the blog community. The option Allow authors and drafters to edit each other's entries in this blog provides you with a collaborative blog, where authors and draft members can edit each other's entries and see each other's entries in the entry management interface.
    Voting (Ideation Blogs only.) Modify options for how users vote on ideas in an Ideation Blog. The default is to allow unlimited voting, but we can specify a voting limit per blog user. By default, voting and commenting is frozen for graduated ideas. We can change this default so that users can continue to vote or comment on graduated ideas.
    Internationalization Settings Set time zones.
    Comments Select if you want users to comment on a blog. If we choose to moderate comments, we must review and approve comments before they display in a blog.
    Default Comment Settings Set preferences to allow comments for new entries, or to set a time limit so that after a specified number of days the comment field is no longer displayed for an entry. We can also apply these settings to existing entries in the log. Comments for entries are displayed with the entry in reverse chronological order.
    Blog Client API Use this setting to use a third-party editor to create blog entries. See topic Using third-party blog editors to create entries for the blog.

  3. When the changes are complete, click Update Blog Settings to publish the changes.


Parent topic:
Manage the blog