Mar 13, 2017 / Community Pool

Community Pool

Where bloggers come for friendly feedback and advice.

Have you just published a new post and are dying for some feedback? Are you redesigning your blog and could use some layout or design advice from your more seasoned peers?

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Tap into the wisdom of The Daily Post blogging community and leave your question here in the comments. Others can then click through and offer input either on your site, or in the comments here (feel free to indicate which you’d prefer).

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  • While you’re not required to, we encourage everyone who requests feedback to also reply to at least one or two other bloggers who need some help. Spread the love!
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  6. Looking for a [probably simple] how to. I want to have the categories I compartmentalize my entries into in the side bar. Does my ability to dot his have to do with my theme (I have 2016) or is there something I can do to add this myself?

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  8. Good evening!
    I have recently written a blog on Trichotillomania which is a mental health condition and also a post about EU residents to stay in the UK.

    I am interested in any feedback or suggestion to improve my writing.

    Thank you.

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