Want to add an image to your blog? You have two basic options.
- Upload it from your computer.
- If the image isn’t already on your computer but somewhere online, right-click on the image and select “Save Image As”. Save the image somewhere on your computer.
- Grab the image’s URL online.
Personally, I always go with the former route. Why? There’s no guarantee the image will remain hosted at the site in question; the owner, after all, could decide to delete or move it.
In any case, I’ll show you both ways.
Adding an uploaded image
- Once in your admin, go to the “Write” tab.
- Click on “Post”.
- Click on the sun icon (located directly to the right of the words “Add Media” on the upper-right hand side of the text box).
- A pop-up box will appear. Click on “Choose files to upload”.
- Another pop-up – this one your PC file manager – will appear. Choose the image you want in your post.
- Once the file has uploaded, scroll down and choose the particular options you want. Click on “Insert into Post”.
Adding an image via URL
- Find an image online and copy its URL.
- Once in your admin, go to the “Write” tab.
- Click on “Post”.
- On your toolbar, click on the “Edit/Insert image” icon (represented by a tree).
- Paste the URL in the “Image URL” section.
- Hit “Insert”.
As always, here’s a video tutorial for those of you who learn better with visuals:

Tags: adding images, adding pictures, blogivists tutorial, Blogivists.com
Posted by:
nichall | Posted in:
Themes | Posted on: 08-12-2008
Two weeks ago we added more than 40 themes to the site. This week we’ve added 20 more for you to choose from.
Some that attracted my eye follow:






As always, if you have your thematic eye on something we currently lack, be sure to tell us. We’ll get it up there in a flash.
Blogivism!
Tags: blogivist templates, blogivists.com themes, new themes
Say you want to give a little emphasis or attitude to your post’s title. Make a word italicized or, better yet, crossed struck out.
Great idea but argh! The editing tool bar doesn’t apply to the title box.
Thankfully, there’s a simple way to get around the obstacle: HTML.
In order to italicize something, surround the words with “<i>” on the left and “</i>” on the right. An example:
- HTML (what you’ll write): This is <i>italicized</i>.
- Visual (what will appear): This is italicized.
In order to strike (or cross) out something, surround the words with “<strike>” on the left and “</strike>” on the right. An example:
- HTML (what you’ll write): This is <strike>strikeout</strike>.
- Visual (what will appear): This is strikeout.
For those of you who operate best with visuals, here the same process on video:

Sweet! Try it out yourself. Come on! You do want to express yourself, don’t you?
Tags: crossed out HTML, HTML post titles, italicize HTML, Office Space, strike out hTML
Posted by:
nichall | Posted in:
Themes | Posted on: 05-7-2008
R3volution Continues Wordpress Theme
We’re excited to announce the first in what we hope will be a series of themes exclusively available through Blogivists.com. This theme was designed by Graziano Musca. It is a one-column theme that features a very useful drop-down menu for accessing categories and other widgets. If you’re a blogivists.com blogger, this theme is already installed for you. Simply select from your “Presentation” menu.
R3volution Continued Wordpress Theme Features
-Special “Drop Down” menu area (click on “Menu” tab to access… see screen shot below)
-One single column to highlight simplicity and focus on post content
-Widget ready (for upper “Menu” content area)
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Sample Homepage:

Sample Homepage with special content area opened:

Download and Demo!
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Tags: Free Wordpress themes, r3VOLution, Ron Paul, Themes