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Nov 16, 2009 4:38 PM by
corygagliardi 
Hi Robert,
Could you be more specific about which settings you are looking for? In 2.5, the Blog settings has its own tab.
Thanks,
Cory
Sorry for the delay in replying here -- I didn't see your reply, so I thought I was still waiting on you. My bad.
Anyway, I'm still very interested in an answer to this question. Let me rephrase the question with more detail:
On a community, there is an "Overview" tab, a "Discussions" tab, a "Documents" tab, and a "Blogs" tab. The question is how do I configure a specific blog to display on the "Blogs" tab? In 1.x, there were two ways to do it. When you created a community, you could specify a blog as a the community blog for that community, and it would show up on the "Blogs" tab. This still works in 2.x, so this is great. The second way was this: After a community is created in 1.x, you could log into the admin console, and go to Communities -> Settings -> Blog Settings, and then add a blog to the community. In 2.x, if I log into the admin console and go to Communities -> Settings, I don't see a "Blog Settings" option anymore, and therefore I don't know how to use this method to configure a blog onto a community. Can you explain how you do this?
Or here's another way of saying this: I can't find this corresponding screen in Clearspace 2.5? Where is it, or how do I perform the functions available on this screen in 2.5?
Thanks, Robert
Hi Robert,
When you create a Community, you can select Blogs as a content type for the space:
If you have already created the community, you can add Blogs under Community > Settings > Community Settings in the Admin Console. Use the (change community) link at the top of the page to select the community you want to work with.
Once Blogs are enabled for a specific community, you should see the option to create a Blog Post under the actions widget for that community:
Let me know if you have trouble with any of this.
Thanks,
Cory
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