This is a question about the site. Is there a way to see if another user has a blog and then be able to see their blog?

I can see I have the option to create one but I'd like to take a look at one, also how do others here know when someone has posted to their blog?

 

This is a question about the site. Is there a way to see if another user has a blog and then be able to see their blog?

Hi,
First image 'Down Arrow'
second image 'Blog List'

E

 

hi F,
Did that work OK for You?
E

 

hi F,
Did that work OK for You?
E

Thanks, but not quite, is that first image from someone's profile? everything I see at the top of the page is orange.

 

Thanks, but not quite, is that first image from someone's profile? everything I see at the top of the page is orange.

Apparently Eric is using the old interface; as am I.

 

I see nothing like that, this is my experience:



Click "FORUMS"



Click "LATEST"



Really, I've jumped all over these menus but can't see "BLOGS" anywhere.

 

This is what I see on my screen when I click on New Posts:

 

When you hover over the User's avatar, you see Blogs and Blog entries. Click on the number below Blogs and Blog entries.

 

When you hover over the User's avatar, you see Blogs and Blog entries. Click on the number below Blogs and Blog entries.
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OK I see, that helps - but is there any way to see all blogs listed by owner name?

 

OK I see, that helps - but is there any way to see all blogs listed by owner name?

Yes. Click on number below Blog entries.

 

Hello,

You are using the default style, wich is orange and has rather large fonts.
Eric is using the AAC classic style, wich is blue and has a more compact layout.
You can switch between the styles in the preference section of your profile.

Bertus

 

Here is a direct link to blogs.
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Japanese Genchi genbutsu. The Toyota company principle referred to as "go and see." It suggests that in order to truly understand a situation one needs to observe what is happening at the link where the work actually takes place: the gemba (現場). One definition is that it is "collecting facts and data at the actual site of the work or problem.