You may get more clicks if you post a direct link. If it's recently been written, it will come up in your recent items. You can post a link to your entry using the curly braces, located above the square brackets on your keyboard. There are no spaces when you create the code, even after the colon.
There's probably an easier way to create the link, but with all the changes, this is all I know to do. After the colon, there will be an automated list of your recent blog posts pop up if you don't include any spaces. You can just choose the blog post from the link and it will finish the ML code for you. Your code would look something like this, but with different numbers inside. The key is that "entry" is the word to use to get your blog post options.
{entry:1070344} This would create the link to "Impending Darkness" in example.
Other terms to know are "item" for items you wrote or the whole blog (it's considered an item), "post" for things you wrote in forums, "note" for newsfeed notes like this one, and "chapter" for chapters in interactives.
You can also double click on the item number to copy the code, which is a great option for older items that don't pop up on the drop down menu. You can then paste the code wherever. If you single click, you just copy the item number, not the whole code.
Much thanks to the anonymous person who gifted me a membership for the incoming year! Zero idea who it is, but I hope they see this and know I'm beyond thankful!
I have no idea if anyone actually reads these, but if you are and you're a fan of Princess Zelda from Breath of the Wild, weight gain and magic mirrors, then why not check out my new story? And if you like it, I'd appreciate some feedback on what you liked, what could be improved, etc.
I've just added a new interactive story. It's a lot more free than my other one, and If appreciate it if whoever reads this drops by and takes a look or whatever.
Just posted a short story to my portfolio. It involves Zelda from Breath of the Wild, and inflation/weight gain. If they aren't your things, then don't come complaining to me. If they are, I'd appreciate if you gave it a read.
Well, I'm back at college, so I'll have a bit more time for writing. Still got a ton of work, so I won't be posting as much. Maybe a chapter or two a day.
Been thinking of redoing some of my interactive stories. I'm stuck with the four of them, but I feel two could be better. Girl, Curse, Expansion and the Cursed Object will definitely stay, but Annabeth Chase and Amy Pond might be redone.
I don't know if anybody will bother reading this, but I've updated the description for The Girl, The Curse and The Expansion. Read it for a bit more information about the story.
In response to all the questions about my interactive stories, they are randomly set to private every-so-often. I normally don't notice until someone points it out. I'll set them back to public, ASAP.
Hey. Never tried this before, so here goes.
If you are reading this, then I'd like you to add to one of my interactive stories. Of course, in return, I will add to one of yours, or review something.
Consider it. That's all I ask.
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There's probably an easier way to create the link, but with all the changes, this is all I know to do. After the colon, there will be an automated list of your recent blog posts pop up if you don't include any spaces. You can just choose the blog post from the link and it will finish the ML code for you. Your code would look something like this, but with different numbers inside. The key is that "entry" is the word to use to get your blog post options.
{entry:1070344} This would create the link to "Impending Darkness"
I hope this help. ❤
Other terms to know are "item" for items you wrote or the whole blog (it's considered an item), "post" for things you wrote in forums, "note" for newsfeed notes like this one, and "chapter" for chapters in interactives.
You can also double click on the item number to copy the code, which is a great option for older items that don't pop up on the drop down menu. You can then paste the code wherever. If you single click, you just copy the item number, not the whole code.