HeyJude’s request for us to share green things in March came with gentle encouragement to go beyond natural greenery. So here goes!
Thinking of blogging challenges, I imagine there are some bemused bloggers out there at the moment, as a result of ‘improvements’, ‘fixes’ and bugs which seem to be an inevitable part of publishing on a changing platform.
Any blogger who is still not keen to use the new editor might like to know they can still get into the classic editor by typing the following on to the end of their site address, which starts https://
/wp-admin/edit.php
How long this will last is anyone’s guess. While I’m on the subject, anyone having difficulties answering comments because the ‘Post Comment’ button is missing might like to try a clumsy workaround I’m using. Answer the comment. Open a second search window in your browser. Click back to your original window and your ‘Post Comment’ button will have reappeared. Repeat as needed. If you know of a more elegant solution, please let me know!
Whichever software you’re using, whether to blog or to read, I wish you the very best of luck – here’s to a happy weekend!
Shared for Life In Colour: Green
Susan Rushton 
These are beautiful photographs. That is such a fantastic blog prompt. I am getting on ok with the blocks, thankfully. I started using them as soon as the new editor was introduced. I know that some people do struggle though. I have crossed fingers that commenting works ok ….
Commenting seems to work fine – it’s replying to comments that is a bit hit and miss.
A good range, Susan
Thanks, Derrick.
Green is my favorite color and I greatly enjoyed the pictures! Word Press and their changes, ugh. I guess it keeps us all learning new things thus staving off the dementia, lol!
Yes, at the least we are used to change…
Marvellous green photography 🙂
Do you know i can still access WP admin from the menu, I seem to be the only one at the moment!
One thing to highlight on adding wp-admin/index.php at the end is that the first part of urkl may need to be your original blog name. I have a new url for mine but when i access WP admin it has the very original one. Another great tip is to bookmark once you do have it, that way you don’t have to type it everytime
Good tips. I have to use the original wordpress name.
What is frustrating me about this latest change is I liked to switch between both the new and the old systems to get to features and views I found helpful. Now I don’t know how to get to the ‘new’ system. It is not the end of the world, because the old system has more functionality than the new. The heavy black side bar is visually distracting too.
It’s so frustrating the constant changes, and lack of notice too – hope you find solutions
Thanks, Becky. It’ll be fine… no doubt in a few months I’ll be regretting whatever it is I have now. 🙂
My favorite of your collection is the Scandinavian folk art. Have you visited the so-called ‘painted churches’ in Texas? One of these days I’m going to complete the set of photos I need, and post about them. The churches are open and accessible during the week, but weekends are iffy, so it’s taken me some time to get there.
I laughed at the Pooh Bear. It took me a minute to realize what I was looking at. His disguise is good!
We have visited the Gwydir Uchaf Chapel, Llanrwst, Clwyd that has a painted roof. I’ve seen another one in a city but I couldn’t tell you where. You could always do your post and slip the others in as you get them.