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Announcing “Blogging Legacy,” my first guest post for BasicBlogTips. Discover the elements necessary to both live and leave a lasting blogging legacy.
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How To Add Images To Your WordPress Comments
I’ve had at least a few times where I wanted to add an image to a comment in my WordPress blog but never took the time to investigate it thoroughly. I’m pretty sure I performed a cursory search, saw “it can’t be done!” and went back to whatever I was doing. It wasn’t pressing enough for me to dig around … until today.