You can use labels to organize your posts. Your readers can use your labels to filter the content they get.

Tip: In your dashboard, next to the title, you can find your labels.

Filter your posts with labels

1. Sign in to Blogger.
2. In the upper right, click Labels
   
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3. Select any number of labels.
4. Click Apply.

Publish a post

Schedule a post

Use email to post to your blog

To create an email:

1. Sign in to Blogger.
2. In the top left, click the Down arrow
   
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3. Click the name of a blog.
4. In the main dashboard’s left menu, click Settings
   
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5. Go to the “Email” section and click Post using email.
6. In the pop-up window, select Publish email immediately or Save emails as draft posts.
7. Under “Email for posting,” create an email address to use for posts.
8. Click Save.

To post by email:

Important: Anyone who emails this unique email address will be able to post on your blog, as you.

1. Create a new email.
2. In the subject of the email, enter the title of your post.
3. In the body of the email, enter your post.
   • To mark the end of your post, enter

     end.

   • To include an image, attach an image to your email.
4. Send the email to the email address you created: (username.[secretword]@blogger.com).

Edit a post

1. Sign in to Blogger.
2. Under the name of a blog, click Posts.
3. Click the title of the post.
4. Make your changes.
   • To check how your post will look when it’s published, click Preview.
5. For posts that:
   • Have been published: Click Update or Revert to draft.
   • Haven’t been published: Click Publish or Save.

Delete a post

Format a post

Add a “Read more” link

In your blog’s index page, readers can preview a post, then click the "Read more" link to view the full post.

This article shows how to set up your blog, using Blogger, so that it looks like your posts are on separate web-pages.

Can you put Posts onto Pages in Blogger?

Ever since Google introduced "pages" into Blogger, people have complained that their posts all go onto the "home page", and asked how to put posts onto different pages in their blog.

The standard, but unsatisfactory, answer is

"Sorry, that's not how Blogger works. So called "static" pages in Blogger are meant to be used for reference information that doesn't change often, which you don't want to be part of your regular post-feed, but which you do want users to have easy access to."

Basically, this is part of the difference between post and pages.

Luckily it's easy to set up your blog so that it looks like your posts are on different pages [tweet this] (even though you and I know that this isn't how Blogger works) by following three simple steps.

Follow these steps to put your posts into pages

1 Add Categories

Categorise your posts by adding Labels to them.

It's your choice whether to add Labels to all posts, or just the ones that you want to show up on specific "pages".

2 Make a "pages look alike" menu bar

There are (at least) are three ways of doing this - described below.

When Blogger first implemented static pages that could link to websites, I suggested choosing which ever option suited your blog best.

However now, due to the increasing importance of mobile themes, I recommend Option c), because the pages-gadget is the only one mentioned that automatically shows upon mobile-themes.

a) With a Labels Gadget

Use the usual add-a-gadget approach to put a Labels gadget into the spot where you would put the Pages gadget if you wanted to make a horizontal menu bar with it.

If your blog has some Labels that you don't want to have "pages" for, then set it to show only some of your Labels:

b) With a Linked-list gadget

Use the usual add-a-gadget approach to put a Link-list gadget where you would put the Pages gadget if you wanted to make a horizontal menu bar with it. Add a link to the list for each Label that you want a "page" for. The HTML to use for each Label value is

http://YOUR-BLOG-URL/search/label/THE-LABEL-NAME

You can also add other items (eg individual Posts, or even Bllogger's static "pages" if you really must have them - see why I don't like them!) - see the menu bar at the top of this site for an example of this.

c) With a Pages gadget <=== RECOMMENDED APPROACH

Use the usual add-a-gadget approach to put a Pages gadget into the menu bar area. (You can do this even if you have not created any Pages of content).

While you are editing the Pages gadget, there is an + Add external link option.

Click on this, and add an entry in like the ones described above in he Linked-list gadget option, putting the text you want in your menu bar into the Page title field The label search command into the Web address field.

3 Optional: Deal with the home-page

If you don't want your posts to appear on the "home page" was well as the topic pages, then there are two possibilities:

• Use a technique similar to Showing a Gadget only on the Home Page to not show the Blog Posts gadget on the home page. In this case, the condition to use is != instead of ==) If you do try this, then I strongly recommend that you consider the various options for giving your blog a home page, and make sure you are ok with the disadvantages of editing your theme.

OR

• Give your blog a "home page" using the custom-redirect option discussed in this post.

However I generally see this as unnecessary, because in most cases, very blog visitors ever see the home page.

Job Done

It really is that simple. Your readers can now click on the "pages" in your blog from a "menu" at the top, and see a list of posts for the Page that they chose.

Even better, if some posts relate to more than one topic, they show up on both of the relevant pages. And if you have used the Pages gadget, your blog is well set-up to work with a mobile-theme - which is something that is getting more important every month.

Don't forget to test your blog, to make sure that the menu bar is working how you expect it to and that it looks OK, in all the browsers that your readers are actually using.

How do I pin a post to the top of Blogger?

Navigate to your blog's Overview page by signing in to Blogger and choosing your blog. ... .

Click on the post you want to stick at the top of the page. ... .

Repeatedly click the right side arrow next to the month and year. ... .

Choose a day on the monthly calendar and click "Done" under the calendar..

How do I keep my blog post at the top?

On the Edit Blog Post page, toggle the Make it Featured Post post option. Set to 'Yes' for the post to remain pinned to the top of the blog.

How do I rearrange my blog posts?

To re-order your posts, click on the existing post on your website. In the post editing screen, click on the Publish date under the Post panel, as shown below. This will open up a date and time popup where you can change the post's published date and time.

How do I show the latest post on my WordPress homepage?

Find the “Recent Posts” widget; you may have to scroll a bit..

Drag and drop it into the sidebar, footer, or header section. ( Or some widgets will let you select the location once you click on it, without having to drag and drop.).

Add a title, if you choose..

Select how many recent posts to display. ... .

Click Save..