This Table of Contents (ToC) implementation uses only pure HTML and CSS. Free WordPress.com users should hone in on the HTML aspects of the tutorial, ignoring the CSS.
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QuickNote: Styling Blockquotes with CSS
Free WordPress.com users can use CSS inline by adding the coding within the post editor. Others will place the styles inside a CSS style sheet or the CSS Customization area. Either way, a frequent use of CSS involves styling blockquotes.
QuickNote: New and Improved WP iOS Sharing Extensions
Woot! Fab new / improved WordPress iOS Share Sheet extensions. Personal verdict? Oooo baby!
QuickNote: New Pinterest Features, + a Grrr
2 tips. You can now order the sections within your Pinterest boards as well as their Pins. Plus, the quick way to add marker-style highlighting within your page or blog post.
QuickNote: WordPress.com: Converting Tags to Categories + Vice Versa
Convert WordPress categories ←→ tags the easy / quick way.
WordPress iOS App: How to Master Emoji Inclusion
TL;DR A seat-of-the-pants grrr discovery: including certain emojis within the iOS WordPress client, title or body, can trigger weirdness. Learn … More
QuickNote: WordPress: Changing Google Calendar’s Default Embed Color
How to change the default color Google assigns to its embedded calendars.
QuickNote: WordPress: Hiding A Widget on One or More Pages / Posts
This week, I learned something new about the sidebar widgets. While I’ve long noticed a “visibility” setting within the widget … More
QuickNote: WordPress.com/ Premium: A snazzy CSS button? Copy. Paste.
The page provides the code. Your only homework mission: chase google for your preferred colors. Source: How to Make a … More
QuickNote: WordPress.com: How To Bulk Edit Posts
Do NOT overlook this gem
QuickNote: WordPress.com: Ever wonder ’bout blogging, from a ChromeBook?
Sometimes we NEED a desktop to tame WordPress Admin. ChromeBooks satisfy.
QuickNote: (Older) “Press This” Bookmarklet Deprecated
WordPress.com has deprecated the “Press This” bookmarklet. Personal opinion: an intensely user-hostile decision.
QuickNote: WordPress.com: Adding A Flipboard Sharing Button
A step-by-step guide, with screenies!
WordPress.com: The Ultimate Guide to Creating a Site Editorial Calendar
WordPress.com users enjoy 3 options to show coming attractions, a/k/a an Editorial Calendar. Neither plug-in nor premium account is required. Details follow.